Sentence examples for blazing growth from inspiring English sources
For decades, the bank deposits of Thailand's thrifty citizens had helped to maintain an investment rate of around 30% of GDP, which fuelled blazing growth.
But earthquake and engineering experts say the school collapses in China shouldn't be seen as some tragic fluke unique to the hinterlands of a nation undergoing blazing growth.
Part of the problem, company officials said, is that anything short of a return to the type of blazing growth Coke sustained throughout much of the 1990's will be looked upon as an inherent failure.
The Gap's lower-priced chain, Old Navy, which after blazing growth last year had a sharp downturn early this summer, had a sales decline of more than 20percentt.
The stock market climbed to its highest level in 18 months, with the Dow Jones industrial average rising 1.2percentt and the Standard & Poor's 500 1.1percentt as investors became more convinced that the blazing economic growth this summer was more than a flash in the pan.
Others say Apple's convergence strategy is blazing a new growth path as the PC market becomes commoditized.
This hope recalls the message of Germinal, "Beneath the blazing sun, in that morning of new growth, the countryside rang with song, as its belly swelled with a black and avenging army of men, germinating slowly in its furrows, growing upwards in readiness for harvests to come, until one day soon their ripening would burst open the earth itself".
The number of very, very old workers is growing, largely because of the blazing demand for labor in recent years and the stunning growth in the number of older people.
Companies that embrace a new model – one that moves away from short-term thinking to achieve more sustainable growth in the long term – are blazing a trail to leadership in a low carbon economy.
We once led the world in economic growth and blazed the way in science, technology, and the arts.
In Japan and South Korea over 40% of households have fibre links capable of blazing speeds, but that does not seem to have resulted in more rapid economic growth, or the emergence of new applications unavailable to consumers with ordinary broadband.
