Sentence examples for growth based on a from inspiring English sources

As for Jane Jacobs, she famously argued that cities were explosive drivers of economic growth, based on a theory of intra-city trade.

George Osborne highlighted the report's conclusion that Brexit could cost the average UK household £4,300 a year by 2030 in lost GDP growth, based on a forecast of the impact on economic activity.

The field was brought to wide popular attention in 1972 when Dennis Meadows and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology published The Limits to Growth, based on a study commissioned by the Club of Rome, an international assembly of business leaders.

We explore the causal links between service firms' knowledge investments, their innovation outputs and business growth based on a bespoke survey of around 1100 UK service businesses.

What these three stalwarts have in common are solid earnings growth based on a traditional business as well as the potential for strong future earnings growth driven by the expansion of their Internet businesses.

Yu and Zheng [39] also derived the same Hölder continuity to quasilinear elliptic equations with the controlled growth based on a modified A-harmonic approximation and the Caccioppoli inequality, also see [40, 41].

The environmentalists said there was no alternative to growth based on an increase in CO2 emissions that on present trends would raise global temperatures by 4 to 5C by the 21st century.

We utilise a model for reliability growth, based on an efficacy matrix, developed with engineering experts in the aerospace industry.

Since it was known copper was required for angiogenesis, TM was tested on mouse cancer models to see if it would inhibit tumor growth based on an antiangiogenic effect.

This article considers a mathematical model for tumour growth based on an acid-mediated hypothesis, i.e. the assumption that tumour progression is facilitated by acidification of the region around the tumour-host interface.

Sales growth, based on an expanded membership would increase from $65,000 in 2001, to $198,000 by year-end 2004.