If it is, China s exports will grow more rapidly.

While expenditure for both is rising rapidly, the offsetting revenues are coming from ever fewer people in employment.

The reality, however, is that the economy s near term momentum has actually been decreasing ever since quantitative easing began and has decreased more rapidly as the size of the program has grown.

Shale gas wells deplete far more rapidly than conventional fields do.

A page with more than 21,000 fans who are increasing rapidly.

Conduction, convection, and radiation all occur more rapidly over large thermal gradients.

SEATTLE The lives of the world s poorest people have improved more rapidly in the last 15 years than ever before, yet I am optimistic that we will do even better in the next 15 years.

Today, amid a rising tide of anti Americanism, US policy on Pakistan is rapidly unraveling. Yet Pakistan, with one of the world s lowest tax to GDP ratios, has become more dependent than ever on US aid.

We pledge to rapidly strengthen the United Nations in order to make it more effective and more credible.

AIDS was killing more than two million people each year, and spreading rapidly.

The following typology helps explain why some economies grow more rapidly than others.

Robotic technology is advancing more rapidly than the technologies supporting human space flight.

Why, then, might the Chinese authorities deliberately allow the renminbi to rise more rapidly?

This time, the free trade consensus evaporated even more rapidly than I had anticipated.

And if its exports grow more rapidly, they can allow the renminbi to rise.

That role is more necessary than ever.

His warning seems more apt than ever.

China is already the world s third largest trading nation and rapidly developing its port capacities to manage an ever increasing volume of trade.

This provides a reason why trade and globalization are even more important, more powerful than ever before, and are going to increase growth more than ever before.

And so we had to develop a way of trying to do this more rapidly.

To be sure, Chinese military expenditures, up more than 12 this year, have been growing even more rapidly than its economy.

Even power itself is more fragmented than ever.

Iran s theocratic regime appears more confident than ever.

It needs it now more than ever before.

Historically, protectionism has often led to economic conflict, which can rapidly turn into more serious clashes.

The population growth rate surged as the mortality rate dropped more rapidly than the birth rate.

Making ever stronger promises on top of ever more failed promises is hardly the right way forward.

I've come to like the picture more than ever.

Developments affecting each are more closely connected than ever.

But one conclusion is perhaps more compelling than ever.

Last year saw more new infections and more AIDS related deaths than ever before.

On the contrary, it can be compatible with rapidly rising real income and more and better jobs.

This is all the more problematic at a time when the world s states and people are more intertwined than ever, as ideas, information, finance, migrants, and problems flow ever more seamlessly across borders.

In the world of pure globalization, small states do best, because they are more flexible and can adapt more easily to rapidly changing markets.

Alas, the election makes such agreement more distant than ever.

Our societies are more resilient, open, and diverse than ever.

But they are back, and with more force than ever.

India seems to worry more than ever about China s evolution.

These fears and resentments exist everywhere, now more than ever.

There are more youth delegates present here than ever before.

Today more than ever, it is necessary to strengthen multilateralism.

More than ever, we have shared interests in doing so.

From the late 1970 s until 2007, the financial sector grew far more rapidly than the real economy.

During this period, credit expanded rapidly as a share of GDP, reaching more than 300 at the peak.

Any higher rate would cause Greek prices to rise more rapidly than those of its eurozone trading partners.