London had become a wellspring of economic growth, gushing money from its turbo-charged Square Mile.
It long has been understood that the advance of technology, know-how more broadly, has been the wellspring of economic progress.
The goal of politics in the twenty-first century should be to create societies which maximise knowledge, the wellspring of economic growth and democratic self-governance.
Community can be too quickly become a rallying cry for nostalgia; that kind of community is the enemy of knowledge creation, which is the wellspring of economic growth". Here was a theoretical division waiting to be made real; nearly two decades on, that is precisely what has happened.
Copyright, they argued, was their source of economic livelihood and the wellspring of creative energies.
The relentless drive by capital to cut costs and boost profits is threatening to destroy the wellspring of economic growth that capitalism requires.
"Community can too quickly become a rallying cry for nostalgia; that kind of community is the enemy of knowledge creation, which is the wellspring of economic growth".
"We believe that in providing choices we are also compelling the other schools in an ecosystem to raise their game". At the deepest philosophical level, American capitalism is rooted in the Declaration of Independence, and the wellspring of French economic thinking is the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen (as interpreted by generations of French intellectuals with a leftist agenda).
For years, the GOP establishment mined this wellspring of racial and economic anxiety.
"The market is the creator of social wealth and the wellspring of self-sustaining economic development," he said.
They flow from traditional wellsprings, anti-immigrant hatred, economic insecurity, irredentist conflict, and sheer bigotry.
