Economies grow precisely because consumers do not spend but loan their savings to businesses to fund capital investment instead.
Awarded the Yale Younger Poets prize by W. H. Auden, in 1952, Merwin's earlier work is all punctuation and proper nouns, the kind of verse that grows precisely in its formal containers, like plants potted in a nursery.
"A large element of Tibet's historical allure grew precisely out of its isolation, that it was untouched by the modern world and did not welcome incursions," Orville Schell, author of "Virtual Tibet," a book about the enduring Western fascination with Tibet, wrote in an e-mail message.
Helmut Panke, chairman of the board of management of BMW, told Forbes recently that his company has grown precisely because cars like the 760Li and every other car the company makes can be personalized to a far greater extent than most other mass-market autos.
Repeated experiments were performed with cells grown precisely to mid-exponential phase in minimal medium.
Once again, poverty in America is growing at precisely the same time that our resources are being spent in foreign ventures with little justification.
According to figures released this week, its GDP grew at precisely that pace in the year to the second quarter, having grown by 7.7% in the first.
It's no accident that the wealth and power of the N.C.A.A. grew at precisely the time the N.F.L. and, later, the N.B.A. began to boom.
This is something that many of us seem to forget when we grow up, precisely because it can be such a troublesome journey.
"Women traditionally, when they've run for political office, tend to wait until their kids are out of high school and their kids are grown up, precisely because of this child care issue," explained Nichole Bauer, a Louisiana State University assistant professor of political communication.
