Sentence examples for growth dates from inspiring English sources

The thought of small firm growth dates back to early economic literature.

MINI's history as an innovator around sustainable cities and sustainable growth dates back to the company's inception, according to Kotch.

A small fisherman's village no more, Puerto Vallarta's modern explosive growth dates back around 50 years, during the massive media hysteria and paparazzi that surrounded the scandalous extramarital affair between world famous actress Elizabeth Taylor and then married Richard Burton during the filming of John Houston's 1964 movie 'The Night Of The Iguana'.

Recognition of the association between vigorous neovascularization (angiogenesis) and tumor growth dates back to the first half of the 20th century.

Last year, shipments of Champagne to the United States dipped by more than 6percentto to 21.7 million bottles, after steady growth dating from 2001.

The fear among some experts is that the bubble will eventually burst, leading to a wave of nonperforming loans at the big state-owned Chinese banks, which have been the main financiers of the nation's phenomenal growth dating to the economic reforms in the 1980s.

Both measures are rising at about 1.5%, the average for jobs growth dating back to 1995.

Likewise, the requirement of androgen for prostate formation and growth date back over a half-century, and the dependence of prostate cancer on androgens has been known and exploited for as long.

The latest release for ECRI-growth dates is October 2011.

That sustains a break with investment-led growth that dates back to 2011.

The tradition of shooting for an annual growth rate dates back to the 1980s.