Sentence examples for Welcome growth from inspiring English sources

To actors, accustomed to the vagaries of a fundamentally insecure profession, the burgeoning and profitable world of video games represents a welcome growth area.

The last decade saw welcome growth in the developing world as poor countries, principally India and China surged, taking 620 million out of poverty compared with 1990 and the UN's millennium development goals helped galvanise international institutions.

"We haven't done anything this good for a long time," the GBC's executive director John Tedstrom confided.Such jubilance can only be justified if this welcome growth in awareness is sustained, even as company profits head south.

While most people welcome growth after so many years of deprivation, there are some who believe the development juggernaut is rending the social fabric, displacing old-timers and drawing the kinds of people who work, shop, and play in Manhattan while using Jersey City as a place to sleep.

It's an interesting but ultimately unsuccessful work that indicates some welcome growth from LaBute that might pay dividends down the road.

At a Tokyo news conference Wednesday, the head of the national tourism agency attributed the welcome growth in the industry to a weaker yen, allowing visitors to get more for their dollars, euros and yuan.

As big cities have welcomed growth in their centres, many small towns have resisted it.The return to city living is not unique to Britain.

The growth has become enough of a threat to the environment that even the government, which still welcomes growth in the tourism industry, has expelled more than 1,000 poor Ecuadoreans in the past year from a province that they feel is rightfully theirs, and it is in the process of expelling many more.

The deal between the owners Ineos and the Unite union includes a three year no strike agreement UK GDP rose by 0.8% in the third quarter, in line with forecasts Coalition welcomes growth news......but Labour says workers are not feeling it in their pay packets 12.17pm BST More reaction to the Grangemouth news (via PA).

As welcome as growth in those cities is, however, it is no substitute.

His assessment was echoed by Sharon Butler, editor of the weekly Buckeye Valley News, who said: "People here welcome the growth".