Sentence examples for a path for growth from inspiring English sources

Staying informal means avoiding taxes and registration costs – but it also means missing opportunities, like bidding for government contracts, that could offer financial security and a path for growth.

Mr. Culp said that Danaher would continue to look for more deals as a path for growth, though he expected other purchases this year to be smaller acquisitions to augment existing businesses.

Did we have a notion, let alone a path, for growth and success?

They are searching for a means to simultaneously build resilience to disruption and develop a path for growth.

The first step is to sit down with its own employees and investors to chart a path for growth based on reasonable standards that will limit turnover, improve customer service and make the promise of the American Dream much more than just lofty rhetoric at a trade conference.

Second, address the federal budget deficit in a comprehensive and bipartisan manner in early 2013 to put the U.S. on a path for sustained growth," Mr. Pawlenty wrote.

Yiping Huang and Jian Chang, China economists at Barclays, said in a report that with "China's credit-to-G.D.P. ratio at 200 percent, we believe that the P.B.O.C. is acting in line with the government's efforts to deleverage, rebalance and position the economy towards a path for sustainable growth".

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"Policymakers need to build on the current economic recovery and deliver a stronger path for growth and financial stability by tackling a triad of global challenges – legacy challenges in advanced economies, elevated vulnerabilities in emerging markets and greater systemic market liquidity risks.

But a sustained path for growth for the UK economy will remain elusive until tough political decisions are made over short-run and long-run economic policies.

She spoke to one of Vietnam's richest men, Dao Hong Tuyen - also known as the King of Tuan Chau Island, who told her that the country's leaders need to be brave and find a "new path" for growth.