Sentence examples for growth a report from inspiring English sources

Elected mayors should have powers extending beyond city boundaries so they can "foster economic growth", a report suggests.

Short-termism has become an "entrenched feature" of British business and is damaging economic growth, a report for the Labour Party has said.

That was the criticism leveled at The Limits to Growth, a report commissioned back in 1972 by the Club of Rome, in which we both are actively engaged.

The Bay Area job market stumbled in February but the region continued to outpace the state and nation in job growth, a report released Friday showed.

"It means jobs, development, growth". In a report earlier this year, the Greater Pittsburgh Office of Promotion for the Allegheny County Department of Aviation estimated that more than 81,000 jobs will be created over the next 20 years by the new airport complex.

World Growth issued a report last June, "Green Protectionism," asserting that groups like Greenpeace colluded with American labor unions and paper manufacturers to hobble Asian paper imports.

Van Wert City Schools have high graduation rates and received stellar marks for students' academic growth on a report card issued by the state.

In another sign of slow growth, a separate report showed that construction spending fell in July by the largest amount in a year.

"The Limits to Growth," a 1973 report from the Club of Rome, a group of business leaders and academics, forecast a more general hard landing as the world ran out of resources.

"Thanks to the grit and resilience of the American people, we've cleared away the rubble from the financial crisis and begun to lay a new foundation for stronger, more durable economic growth," a White House report said.

But in most other Asian economies the relative shares were almost exactly the reverse, with consumption the dominant source of growth.A report by the Asian economics team at Barclays Capital concludes that to reduce their excess saving, most Asian economies need to invest more rather than consume more.