Sentence examples for feverish growth from inspiring English sources

China, on the other hand, has maintained its feverish growth.

Mr. Li also hinted at why China had recently moved to curb its feverish growth with tighter monetary policy.

Even with such efforts, China's size and feverish growth have pushed its emissions well past those of the United States.

This feverish growth in the consumption of disposable fashion is carelessly promoted by a dizzy fashion press as fun, exciting and somehow "democratising fashion".

Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, still believes that his medicine -- higher interest rates -- will reduce the economy's feverish growth.

After quitting in 1997 he made a fortune with his own firm, picking feverish growth stocks.

But Forrester's Ask says it's likely that Instagram, too, is beginning to see its once-feverish growth rate beginning to cool off.

Li tried to reassure a domestic public that has grown increasingly angry about noxious air, water and soil left by decades of feverish industrial growth and urbanization, with burning coal widely seen as a main culprit.

The most urgent work is to address this fiction of human nature, which is viewed as the only fixed point in the constant churning of feverish change and growth.

Here in India's capital, where areas of standing water contribute to the epidemic's growth, hospitals are overrun and feverish patients are sharing beds and languishing in hallways.

"It is growing at a feverish pace".