Sentence examples for domestically led from inspiring English sources

South Korea, on the other hand, which has run a budget surplus for seven years, has plenty of scope to ease up.The United States of where?Not only is growth in China and the rest of Asia chiefly domestically led, but America's share of Asia's total exports has fallen from 25% to 20% over the past five years.

However, Asia's individual economies will not automatically share equally in the region's still buoyant, but now more domestically led, economic growth.

Local middle classes aren't big enough yet or likely to be for at least a decade to generate domestically led growth, much less promote U.S. expansion through massive imports from America.

Last year's March set a record with $948.8 million domestically, led by Disney's "Zootopia" ($255.9 million for the month) and Warner Bros.' "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" ($209.1 million).

Many believe that efforts to shore up aviation security domestically could lead terrorists to test weaknesses overseas, either by boarding planes outside the United States or infiltrating foreign flight crews.

Governments are trying to get their banks to lend domestically, "and that has led to a withdrawal from capital to emerging markets".

The first "Neighbors," in which Rogen and Byrne played a couple navigating parenthood while battling a fraternity led by Zac Efron, amassed $150 million domestically and $120 million internationally for a global total of $270 million.  .

Domestically faced with unprecedented violence in Kashmir which led the Prime Minister to pick up on the volatility of Baluchistan, India's quietude over Myanmar could be mistaken as 'self-contradictory' in the global realm.

Concerns about higher energy prices, finite fossil fuel reserves, rising atmospheric CO2 levels, and energy security have led to a growing interest in developing domestically produced renewable sources of energy using biomass production systems [ 1, 2].

Domestically, Libyan exiles say the pressure from outside has already led to the release of 700 to 800 political prisoners over the past couple of years, but a similar number remain behind bars.

In 1955, led by Prof. Gaw, Wuhan University established the first microbiology major domestically (Hu, 2004).