Sentence examples for broadly based growth from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that well-functioning capitalist economies need a broadly based growth of wages and companies incentivised to invest and innovate to deliver the goods and services thus demanded; it is just as obvious that we don't have them and need to create them.

"We remain very confident in the broadly based growth opportunity for BSkyB as we continue to add new customers, sell more products, develop our leading position in content and innovation, and expand the contribution from our other businesses," said Jeremy Darroch, the BSkyB chief executive.

The long-term, broadly based growth of the economy is a precondition for improving food security.

Growth is broadly based, with manufacturing growing fastest of all.

Our long term plan is delivering a brighter economic future January 28 , 2014George Osborne (@George_Osborne) Growth is broadly based with manufacturing growing fastest.

"Two months ago I would have said the UK is growing at 3% a year, that growth is broadly based, that it is service-sector led, small-business led, with plenty of opportunities around the world and business investment increasing.

So growth is necessary and, against a background of economic growth, experience shows that it is less difficult (although still never easy) to implement measures that increase equity, particularly if the growth is broadly based to include the agricultural sector.

"Still, over the last three months the index of services is up a healthy 0.8%, and the pattern of growth is more broadly based, although business services and finance remains relatively weak," said Tinsley.

It was somewhat reassuring that the increase in output had been broadly based across countries within the area, albeit that German growth had probably been boosted by a weather-related recovery in output.

Now it has transformed itself through organic growth from a narrow bond house into a broadly based global investment bank.

Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global Insight, said the trade data were "encouraging for hopes that growth is not only strengthening but becoming more broadly based".