Sentence examples for Growth believes from inspiring English sources

Wendy Hallett, managing director at Hallett Retail and a member of the Women's Business Council which advises the government on women's contribution to economic growth, believes that women bring fresh perspective.

Not only did Rio+20 fail to offer new hope to humanity but the author of the influential book Prosperity Without Growth believes the 190 heads of state and ministers who signed the final document have betrayed the vision of a green economy.

Daron Acemoglu, a Turkish-born professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who specializes in the relationship between political systems and economic growth, believes that in the long run, this will be the big test for today's swaggering, authoritarian regimes: "Can China and Russia create their own Silicon Valleys?

"The Republican Party believes in education reform, believes in jobs and economic growth, believes in opportunity and the value and the dignity of every single individual," says Colorado Republican Party chair Ryan Call.

If anything, Ms. Yellen has wanted the Fed to take even more aggressive measures to lift growth, believing the risks of inflation are modest.

The first 34 years of its life showed rapid growth, believed to have been a result of the 1815 New England hurricane which cleared out many of the older trees and opened the canopy.

One American cheerleader for the deal says he has learned not to promise Europeans that it will provide jobs and growth; nobody believes this.

While the founder seeks rapid and opportunistic growth, Karakullukçu believes that the company should stabilize its cost structure and limit expansion plans.

Reforms are necessary if this recent investor and start-up activity is to translate into growth, he believes.

Combined with an upward trajectory of user growth, Hoover believes his startup is ripe to start experimenting with revenue generation.

A growth hacker believes that hockey-stick-like acceleration comes from the exploration of uncommon and underutilized channels.