The phrase "answer the growth" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to responding to or addressing growth in a specific context, such as business or personal development.
Example: "In order to succeed, we must answer the growth challenges that arise in our industry."
Alternatives: "address the growth" or "respond to the growth".
The populist "answer" to the growth of federal power is usually a rote invocation of the 10th Amendment, with little detail on how it should actually be applied.
Squeezing a few basis-points out of margin and an occasional acquisition was never the answer to the growth challenges facing the industry.
Although the scaling analysis described above implies that welded tuff in the intermediate region of Mt. Mudeung were formed during a single tuff emplacement, it does not answer whether the growth rate of the columnar joints and the face width satisfy reasonable Peclet numbers ranging from 0.1 to 0.5 (Goehring et al., 2009).
In a recently published book, Donald E. Miller, a professor of religion at the University of Southern California, says that part of the answer lies in the growth of three new Christian movements, all formed since the 1960's, directed at people younger than 50, and made up largely of independent congregations unaffiliated with older mainline and evangelical Protestant denominations.
Labour saw partnership as an answer to tackling the growth in alcohol-related problems, and in 2006 set up the Drinkaware Trust, which campaigns on responsible drinking and provides educational resources and grants to local alcohol initiatives, but is entirely funded by the industry.
The key question that no one can answer yet: Will the growth in voice-driven handsets decline precipitously or will it continue at robust levels until the industry gets a second wind from newfangled data phones that can receive e-mail, games and other high-bandwidth services?
The key question no one can answer yet: Will the growth in voice-driven handsets decline precipitously, or will it continue at robust levels until the industry gets a second wind from newfangled data phones that can receive e-mail, games and other high-bandwidth services?
To answer these questions, the growth, photosynthetic oxygen evolution property, and specific growth rate for microalgal cells in open-pond and 'attached cultivation' systems were studied to determine the dynamics of effective light penetration (dE, depth from the surface where the light intensity is equal to the light compensation point) during cultivation.
The question "Are we getting better at engaging people who need our product?" is answered by calculating the growth in the percentage of retained customers.
