Sentence examples similar to amicable growth from inspiring English sources
A century of economic growth, political stability and the most amicable and meaningful relationship of any two nations in modern times.
According to the firm, this is less of a messy break-up and more of an amicable and intentional decision to spin-off Kleiner's growth-investing unit. .
An amicable climate setting before ∼4100 cal yr BP would facilitate the growth of the Laohushan Culture (LC) in the lake basin, while a pronounced deterioration of water thermal condition after that had led to human exodus and the collapse of the LC.
That conflict and the potential for others, which could impede Wong Doody's growth, led the agency to withdraw in a decision that Mr. Boyko termed amicable.
As for Curtis' decision to step down, it's described as an "amicable departure" and as having unanimous backing from the Board "in the interest of the company's next growth phase".
How amicable is too amicable?
The couples are amicable.
Her divorce was amicable.
My wife sends amicable greetings.
The parting seems amicable.
