durable goods sectors造句

• All major durable goods sectors posted gains.
• Productivity in the durable goods sector increased 0.7 percent, down from 4.4 percent in the first quarter.
• Productivity in the durable goods sector inched up just 0.5 percent, compared to a 4.4 percent jump three months earlier.
• Productivity in the durable goods sector increased 0 . 7 percent, down from 4 . 4 percent in the first quarter.
• Factory orders for electronic and electrical equipment helped overturn analysts'expectations for an October decline in the durable goods sector of the industrial economy.
• Productivity in the durable goods sector inched up just 0 . 5 percent, compared to a 4 . 4 percent jump three months earlier.
• "Continuing weak economic conditions, particularly in the high-tech and durable goods sectors, sharply reduced demand for our express services, " said Alan B . Graf Jr ., executive vice president and chief financial officer.
• Manufacturers, which account for 30.6 percent of the planned spending, said they expected to spend 7.2 percent more on plant and equipment this year than last year, with the durable goods sector up 10 percent this year.
• Manufacturers, which account for 30 . 6 percent of the planned spending, said they expected to spend 7 . 2 percent more on plant and equipment this year than last year, with the durable goods sector up 10 percent this year.
• Even excluding civilian aircraft, durable goods orders rose nine-tenths of 1 percent in May on the heels of a 1.1 percent gain in April and eight-tenths of 1 percent increase in March, figures that should hardly be dismissed and clearly reinforce the continued forward momentum of the durable goods sector,
• Even excluding civilian aircraft, durable goods orders rose nine-tenths of 1 percent in May on the heels of a 1 . 1 percent gain in April and eight-tenths of 1 percent increase in March, figures that should hardly be dismissed and clearly reinforce the continued forward momentum of the durable goods sector,
• Donald Fine, chief market analyst at Chase Asset Management, said, " After appearing to falter in both November and December, new orders for durable goods rebounded with a vengeance in January and February, which noticeably diminishes the possibility of any imminent slowdown in the durable goods sector and further verifies the upside risks that prompted the FOMC to adopt a less accommodative monetary posture ."