reaccelerate造句

• Unless we see the economy really reaccelerate, inflation really looks subdued.
• If it's a recession, losses will reaccelerate ."
• Skid in pursuit, then reaccelerate in the opposite direction.
• We need a catalyst to reaccelerate growth.
• Clearly, we are disappointed with these development, and we are taking the necessary actions to reaccelerate our growth,
• Chambers had made up ground but " injured himself by trying to overcompensate or trying to reaccelerate,"
• "The economy could very easily reaccelerate some, and that would alter investors'outlook quite dramatically,"
• Early on July 20, the heavily sheared cyclone began to reaccelerate within the deepening southwesterly ship data indications of prevailing strong winds.
• Umetsu also said the potential for the U . S . economy to reaccelerate in the second half of 1997 could weigh on Japanese bonds as well.
• With a flood of low-priced goods expected from Asia in the months ahead, " inflation is more likely to subside further than reaccelerate ."
• "My sense is that he's going to stress that the economy needs more help to reaccelerate, setting the stage for additional rate reductions,"
• "The economy could very easily reaccelerate some, and that would alter investors'outlook quite dramatically, " said James Solloway, head of research at Argus Research.
• "That kind of attack on the customer should reaccelerate growth at Blockbuster, " said Moran, who has a " buy " recommendation on the stock.
• "Left to its own devices, the economy would have a very strong tendency to reaccelerate, " said Kenneth T . Mayland of ClearView Economics, a consulting firm.
• While the global financial meltdown of 2008-2009 sent many companies into full retreat, San Miguel Corporation powered ahead, investing mightily in a strategy to reaccelerate growth and improve margins.
• But the Fed doesn't want a repeat of the last two years, when growth slowed in the spring only to reaccelerate sharply for the rest of the year, economists said.
• "We've seen sales and demand for PCs reaccelerate, " said Michael Adams, a money manager at CoreStates Investment Advisers Inc ., which oversees about $ 10 billion.
• With exports booming, long-term interest rates reduced enough to stabilize the housing sector and payrolls still expanding, the economy may well reaccelerate after currently swollen inventories are worked off, analysts said.
• "But it's an opportunity to reaccelerate the building process for what will amount to focus on not only next season, but even more so, beyond a new collective bargaining agreement ."
• "People are buying the market because they believe the Fed has done enough to block the economic slowdown and restart and reaccelerate growth, " said Ronald J . Hill, investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.