Sentence examples for ghosh from inspiring English sources

The Circle of Reason and The Shadow Lines, both written in English, were widely translated and gained Ghosh an international readership.

They include Jaydeep Mandal and Sombodhi Ghosh of Aakar Innovations, a Delhi-based start-up.They have developed a machine that produces low-cost sanitary napkins using as raw materials agri-waste such as banana fibre, bamboo and water-hyacinth pulp.

By Amitav Ghosh.

A suggestion by Maitreesh Ghatak of the London School of Economics and Parikshit Ghosh of the Delhi School of Economics is to invite offers to sell from both the landholders in the specific area required for development—and from landholders close by.

A drop in the government's shareholding from 100% to 50% raises the return on assets by about 24%, according to a recent study by Saibal Ghosh of the Reserve Bank of India, the country's central bank.The rebranded Hindustan Latex shows how public enterprises can evolve, if given the freedom to do so.

Ujjivan's Samit Ghosh aims to cut operating costs from the MFIs' typical 95% of income to 70% or less.Many agree that adapting commercial-banking systems to MFIs might allow them to cater for more customers, raise efficiency and cut back-office costs.

In the end, Bahram finds himself wanting.Mr Ghosh conjures up a thrilling sense of place.

Everyone would ease their controls a notch or two, preserving the same pattern of flows between them, but without as much costly weaponry.In principle, co-operation could go further, argue Mr Ostry and Atish Ghosh of the IMF.

Together they form a close-knit group of jahaj-bhais (ship-brothers), each searching for a new destiny.As well as his ability to portray character (even minor players are drawn with astonishing breadth) Mr Ghosh is renowned for giving his novels a haunting sense of place.

Jane Ghosh Bristol The exit polls have got it right in two consecutive general elections and the national opinion polls prior to this election got it wrong, not for the first time.

"Hopefully, we're smarter about retaining things over time," says Jane Ghosh, Kellogg's commercial-marketing director in Britain.