Sentence examples for growth of which from inspiring English sources

SOCIETY, said Karl Marx, is a kind of organism J on the growth of which conscious efforts can exercise little effect.

Moreover, as the following data show, this move is completely inconsistent with Trump's aspiration to generate faster GDP growth, of which labor force growth is a key component.

The economists wanted to focus on bringing down the ever-increasing cost of health care in America (the growth of which has slowed of late).

He said the new rooms would join the current 16,000 rooms and help increase tourism to the city, the growth of which has been constrained in the last decade by the lack of new lodgings.

Chinese delegates repeatedly insisted they were not losing control of the economy, growth of which has slowed to 6.8% in the last quarter, its slowest pace in 25 years.

This general phenomenon has also been found in other crops, such as Angelica sinensis19, cucumber20 and soybean21, the growth of which was severely inhibited in continuous cropping agro-ecological systems.

Development means residential, retail, commercial and salubrious industrial growth, all of which is beneficial for the economy.

The index is a consolidation of 12 indicators of growth, most of which are already public.

Under Bradley's stewardship, The Atlantic experienced strong growth, much of which came from its digital operations.

The pervasive weakness in the job market translates into anemic wage growth, all of which is being eaten up by rising prices.

Since then, researchers have identified compounds that block the vessel growth, several of which are in early clinical trials.