Sentence examples for conceded growth from inspiring English sources

Brewing Dividends Starbucks finally conceded growth is slowing.

Mr. Bhagwati believes that together democracy and free trade can deliver both economic growth and social reform, although he concedes that growth is not inevitable in a democracy.

The idea of shutting down construction and conceding the growth of New York is not acceptable.

But others, while conceding that growth has slowed, are more sanguine about the economy's prospects.

He can't escape today's GDP figures, though, conceding that growth of just 0.1% across the area is "modest".

But that requires bosses to concede their growth prospects are finite and to effectively shrink the companies they run.

The price of thereby conceding the growth engine of innovation is one that India can ill afford.

For now, he believes that "everywhere is working" in its markets, but he did concede that growth in the UK has been particularly challenging due to culture issues.

Dell managers concede that growth comes hard to giant firms, which is one reason why they might consider splitting the company into autonomous chunks.

Linda I. Gibbs, the deputy mayor for health and human services, praised the work Mr. Hess had done at the Department of Homeless Services, but conceded that the growth in homeless families in the last four years had been "a frustration".

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