Sentence examples for continent growth from inspiring English sources

The orogenesis in the CAOB was long-lived, lasting for more than 800 m.y., involving multiple-subduction and long, continuous accretion, and featuring the complexity of accretionary orogenesis and continent growth.

"I fear their asking how can wealthy people, so aware of such suffering, so capable of acting, simply turn away?" While in office, this sentiment led Blair to commit British troops to end Sierra Leone's civil war and to later establish the Commission on Africa in order to advance the continent's growth and development.

Germany, which has been the Continent's growth locomotive, grew 0.4 percent in the quarter, down from 0.7 percent growth in the third quarter of 2010.

One of the strongest indicators of the continent's growth is the imprint of digital technology.

We have already seen the continent's growth prospects for 2009 halved and they are expected to worsen.

G.M. reckons Opel might break even next year, but the Greek crisis is likely to slow the Continent's growth for some time.

Economists expect the Continent's growth prospects to remain anemic, and many companies focused on the local markets have struggled because of a cutback in consumer spending.

They will ask why Europe slept as an undercapitalized banking system floundered, unemployment remained unacceptably high, and the Continent's growth and competitiveness plummeted.

After months of speculation about how it would try to capitalize on the continent's growth, the retailer is offering $4.2 billion to acquire South Africa's Massmart Holdings.

Chinese companies in particular are wooing African governments with lavish expenditure on infrastructure.McKinsey points out that the natural-resource sector accounts for only about a third of the continent's growth.

In London to deliver a speech on doing business in Africa 18 months after the British-backed commission into the issue, he is keen to promulgate the benefits of economic involvement in a continent with growth rates more than double those of western Europe.