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But in fact, they're growing faster.
Sales growing faster than consumption.
This will make IP Cameras growing faster.
His powers are growing faster than he anticipated.
Are you frowning them into growing faster?
It will be growing faster than we can tear it down.
This change can be subtle or in spurts, some parts growing faster than others.
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I used this shampoo for a few weeks andactually had the feeling that my hair was growing faster.
Linux Market Share Growing Faster than Apple!
With sales growing faster than operating expenses, PUMA was able to benefit from operating leverage.
As a result,Symrise is confirming its goal of once more growing faster than the global market for fragrances and flavors in 2013.
We are convinced that our trade fairs contribute to wider awareness of tradesmen on fashion fads andtrends that have been growing faster.
The simplest chairs willow growing faster than the chairs made of oak.
Regardless of the exact evolution of energy consumption, EU electricity demand is expected to continue growing faster than overall energy demand.
This is because Germany is growing faster than the other large economies, France and Italy.
Concentration of wealth-both income andassets-is an inescapable corollary of debt growing faster than goods and services.
CA domain has been growing faster than many other country code domains, but there are still a lot of great domain names available.
In addition to this, the market is still young and growing faster than there are qualified people.
We knew that the market was growing faster than expected and that we were not able to keep pace with these developments purely based on our own resources.
The German sales and service affiliate has repeatedly managed to record a significant growth andto gain a considerable market share while growing faster than the industry.
We will continue to see GMV growing faster than revenues, fully in-line with our long-term strategy," says David Schröder.
Percentage of population living in urban areas continued to increase in most EEC countries to 1975(see Table 16 and Table 17), though Hall and Hay find a strong tendency to decentralisation within urban areas,with hinterlands growing faster than cores.
With capacity growing faster than the number of ships, a clear increase in size can be observed, from an average 45 450 DWT in 2000 to 55 400 DWT in 2009.
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Since 2001, unit labor costs have been growing faster than real GDP and employment, undermining the economy's competitiveness vis-à-vis developing countries.
A further positive development is that the European Union researchers have had a higher share of the total number of scientific publications since the second half of the nineties than their United States counterparts andthe number of publications has been growing faster in the European Union.
With Lithuanian imports growing faster than its exports(26.8% per annum against 18.8%), the country's balance of trade deficit increased from ECU 214.5 million in 1993 to ECU 1.57 billion in 1997.
We are stillfinding pockets of opportunity in companies that are growing faster than the overall market and we believe appear poised to deliver sustainable growth over a multi-year time period.
The pattern of the expected recovery(investment growing faster than consumption), disappointing as it may be in terms of the rapidity of the turn around, will help the sustainability of growth and bodes well for the return of the Community's economy to rates of growth of more than 2% next year and more than 3% in 1996.
