Sentence examples for has grown robustly from inspiring English sources

Japan's economy has grown robustly over the last six months, helped in part by increased exports to China.

Unlike the former Soviet leader, Mr. Xi presides over an economy that, for all its hazards, has grown robustly over three decades, propelling China to greater international influence.

Clean energy technology has grown robustly and come down in price in recent years, driven by hefty government stimulus spending, expectations of future regulation and substantial private investment.

One of the reasons the rich are getting so much richer than everyone else is that investment income is highly concentrated among the richest Americans and has grown robustly through much of the Bush years — unlike wages and salaries.

While Vietnam has grown robustly — the transformation of this city's airport and skyline over the past two decades is astonishing — the country remains saddled with a bloated state sector that dominates telecommunications and other crucial parts of the economy, and reliance on low-wage manufacturing that will be increasingly difficult to sustain as the country prospers.

Trade between China and Brazil has grown robustly over the past few years, with volumes rising from $6.7bn in 2003 to nearly $75bn in 2012.

Exports have grown robustly in part because workers agreed years ago to reduced wages and reduced hours to make Germany more competitive.

But even with Chile's economy having grown robustly over the past decade and with no sign of contagion from the crisis next door in Argentina, critics on the left have raised some doubts about the new program.

The research said that median real wages for those born in the UK had grown robustly from the late 1990s until the global financial crisis – a period when migration into the UK was boosted by the accession to the EU of former communist countries such as Poland.

African economies have grown robustly over the past decade, but that has not solved the continent's economic problems.

What's more, illegal immigration has slowed to a trickle, as Mexico has grown more robustly than the United States.