In most recoveries, residential construction, and other spending associated with housing, is a key engine of growth.
Urbanisation is a key engine of economic growth, but with this comes the risks of social marginality, conflict and exploitation.
In China, which is a key engine of global growth, the flow of economic data in recent weeks has reinforced the picture of an economy that is struggling to regain momentum.
The inflow of new immigrants has often been a key engine of Israel's economic vitality.
The 2006 opening of the lofty Suvarnabhumi Airport, located 25km east of the city centre, marked the emergence of Bangkok to the big league, and it continues to be a key engine of growth, with arrivals increasing by 19% from 2011 to 2012.
It is absolutely clear that if people are one of the main assets of organizations, HR must be a key engine of growth and productivity by understanding and managing people and unleashing whatever potential they have.
While affordability is a key engine of the remaining smartphone market growth, Gartner also views channel strategy and knowledge of local consumer market dynamics becoming increasingly important — as a consequence of what the analyst dubs the "highly commoditized" Android market.
Tomasky's theory is also bad history because it papers over what is a key engine of social change.
Further, small businesses, which have historically been a key engine of our economy, have resumed hiring after a lull during the recessionary period.
But the Valerie Jarrett I have come to know and work with has had vision, skill, patience, and passion -- and has been a key engine of this administration's getting important, life-changing, legacy-shaping things done.
