Sentence examples for fueled growth from inspiring English sources

The reforms increased competition and fueled growth.

Picard's lawsuit described a web of dubious banking that fueled growth at Sterling.

Another is a sectoral crisis; rising debt levels fueled growth in economic sectors which can no longer be sustained.

The euro, it seems, bled Germany of capital which then fueled growth in southern Europe until 2008.

Their labor -- in Florida orange groves, Georgia onion fields, Las Vegas hotels and Oregon nurseries -- has fueled growth in many parts of the American economy.

Many of the lucrative practice areas that fueled growth during the market boom — securitizations, mergers and acquisitions and real estate — have failed to return to prefinancial crisis levels.

Some are pushed north by casino-fueled growth around Norwich and New London, Conn.

This effectively curtails the amount banks can lend out, helping to limit loan-fueled growth.

The Fed said it saw hints that demand-fueled growth might be easing but called them "tentative and preliminary".

It is the coal-fueled growth of countries like China and India that generates much of these emissions.

Economically, China is widely accused of keeping the value of its currency, the yuan, artificially cheap to encourage export-fueled growth and attract foreign manufacturers.