Sentence examples for growth war from inspiring English sources

If you wanted to alter the historical scenario, you could tweak six external variables: inflation, unemployment, G.D.P. growth, war or peace, the mood of the country, and incumbency status.

But many Afghan officials believe that the economic commitments, like the strategic agreement reached with America in April, show they will not be abandoned after the majority of NATO troops leave in 2014.Such donations were not a foregone conclusion, given a backdrop of slow global growth, war weariness, and frustration at Kabul's inability to tackle corruption.

World Leaders At Davos Confront Slow Growth, War.

Today's voguish threats, including climate change, population growth, massive war, and resource depletion, are all amenable to a fix if we act prudently.

In 2015 no Middle Eastern oil exporters are expected to suffer a recession (though measuring growth in war-torn countries is near-impossible).

For several decades after the second world war, growth in GDP and growth in vehicle travel marched in lockstep.

Children's lit was a Cold War growth industry, right alongside Boeing, Northrop, and Dow Chemical.

The second devastating process is the growth of the war economy.

High rates of population growth after World War II peaked in the mid-1960s.

Lubbock experienced rapid growth after World War II, its population increasing nearly five-fold from 1940 to 1970.

Nearby military installations and freeway construction spurred residential and industrial growth after World War II.