Sentence examples for buttress growth from inspiring English sources

HONG KONG — Signs that the Chinese economy is sputtering mounted Friday, in the form of dismally feeble trade data that fanned expectations that Beijing would soon step up its efforts to buttress growth before a key leadership transition this autumn.

He also argued that the Fed "remains unwaveringly committed to price stability" and that buttressing growth was "the best way to continue to deliver the strong economic fundamentals that underpin the value of the dollar".

Birmingham pointed out it was critical to land a free trade deal with Indonesia to buttress economic growth in Australia's near neighbour, and also to strengthen the Asean grouping "and the balance that exists strategically within our region" – which is a diplomatic way of saying strengthening the region against China's hegemonic ambitions.

The issue here is not whether the government spends too much money, or whether tax cuts have buttressed economic growth, or even whether it's advisable to run such high deficits in flush economic times.

As this happens, consumers will be less ready to borrow against the value of their homes in order to maintain their living standards.The willingness of households to pile up debt buttressed the growth in consumption and overall demand during the past few years.

In unveiling his 10-year, $670 billion short-term economic-stimulus and long-term economic-growth package, President Bush served notice [that he] is determined to buttress the evolving growth from the faltering economy [he] inherited.

In his speech, he described science and research as a "buttress for economic growth" (Ng, 2010, p. 1).

That alternative was to be found in the planned pursuit of economic growth, buttressed by an incomes policy.

Favorable economic conditions have certainly helped, with rising industrial production and job and corporate earnings growth buttressing demand for industrial properties nationwide.

The expansion in the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing survey buttressed our stronger growth prospects, which increased in almost all areas.

Equity approaches not only invigorate economic growth, they buttress more stable societies.