Sentence examples for Economic breakthroughs from inspiring English sources
The state threw in more than $1 million, and Gov. George E. Pataki began citing surrounding Warren County in his speeches about economic breakthroughs.
Rounding out this series of economic breakthroughs, Taiwan and China's financial regulators in November signed a memorandum of understanding on financial services that would eventually allow Taiwanese securities firms, banks, and insurance companies to set up operations in China, and vice versa.
It's almost certainly not a coincidence that so many of the great economic breakthroughs in the lead-up to and early years of the Industrial Revolution occurred in Low-Country communities that decided to ban guilds and upstart English towns that never had them.
In other words, what was billed as a summit of heads of state and a fine stage for France to display its skills as current president of the EU ended up as a meeting of mere ministers, unable, thanks to the absence of Syria and its "sister" Lebanon, to agree to any political and economic breakthroughs.But would a favourable context have made much difference?
If the professors are correct and the evidence they assemble is powerful indeed this work will take its place in the canon of literary economic breakthroughs.
Enjoying good support, liberty and goodwill of governments in Asia and other parts of the Global South, SEZs are more often than not celebrated for their economic breakthroughs and written commitments to sustainability.
Then it was the great leap forward, which aimed at making an economic breakthrough by means of mass mobilisation.
The administration's most popular anti-recession initiative was a startlingly creative economic breakthrough known as the cash-for-clunkers program.
What was hailed here as a diplomatic and economic breakthrough would almost anywhere else in the world be an unexceptional, small step in industrial development.
The double inaugural, in what is officially a 16‐month trial, was both a psychological triumph and an economic breakthrough for the operators of the British‐French Concorde.
As it is, there have been several recent demonstrations and sit-ins from workers who have not been paid.With no hope of an economic breakthrough, the government has been trying to satisfy young people's cultural needs.
