Sentence examples for crisis of growth from inspiring English sources

"The crisis we are facing is also a crisis of growth," the letter said.

In the British domestic economic debate there is usually at least some reference to the vital role of the public budget in offsetting the crisis of growth and unemployment and also in spearheading investment in infrastructure and research vital in securing growth and jobs.

Another Italian progressive, Cardinal Giacomo Lercaro, speaking in the cathedral of Bologna as ex-archbishop of that city, scornfully referred to "those worried Christians" who "do not notice, or have not noticed, that if there is a crisis of faith in the Church today, it is a crisis of growth".

These five phases and crises of growth are creativity, direction, delegation, coordination, and collaboration (Figure 1). Figure 1 Phases and crises of growth (Masurel and Montfort 2006 ).

It is a bold vision that deals with the crises of growth and the current development sprawl, while returning to a cherished American icon; that of a "compact, close-knit community".

Fortunately, it turns out that the best alternative to the growth fiction -- the steady-state economy -- won't just spare us the crises of growth, but help us build the truly prosperous global society that growth has been unable to deliver.

Interestingly, there is an obvious and quite sharp contrast between an observably equatable or diffuse growth distribution before the crisis and a post crisis concentration of growth toward and around central Bangkok.

A reader asked about this line in Sen. Portman's article, which warned of a looming budget crisis because of growth in entitlements.

The World Bank estimates that the impact of the Asian crisis on growth in developing countries will be twice as large as it is for the world as a whole.

"I think some of these economies have bounced back to their pre-crisis rate of growth, whereas we are much below our pre-crisis rate of growth".

"Wisconsin has a crisis of wage growth," she said.