Sentence examples for has strongly grown from inspiring English sources

The literature that analyzes these social protection schemes has strongly grown over the last years.1 The evidence suggests that these programs have played a very important role in the short-term reduction of poverty and income inequality in the region and in the promotion of human capital accumulation in poor families (Fiszbein and Schady 2009; Ibarrarán et al. 2017).

Now there's talk of Indonesia, which has a strongly growing economy, maybe wanting in: BRICSI, anyone?

Algeria has a strongly growing population, with 36,275,358 inhabitants in 2011 according to Population Reference Bureau [4].

"All the analysis that's been done at a macro level presuming we get along with it is that you can have a strongly growing economy and reduce emissions at the same time," he says.

In recent years there has been a strongly growing interest in developing antiseptic drugs with best effectiveness against microbes and less potential of microbial resistance for both human and veterinary application.

It is little surprise that internet revenue has also grown strongly over the last ten years, or that in 2013 it hit $42.8bn in the US.

That is a dramatic switch, especially when one notes that the United States' non-NAFTA trade has itself grown strongly over the period.

In spite of this correction and the reduction in public sector jobs, employment has grown strongly and recovery has been established".

Corporate venture has grown strongly in the USA during the 1990s and has spread in Europe before being held back by the bursting of the bubble of the net economy in 2001: many of these investments were oriented towards the achievement of a financial gain.

Sodexo has grown strongly in recent years, helped largely by governments that have hived services off to the private sector like running prisons, voucher programs and institutional and military canteens.

The economy has grown strongly after hitting rock bottom in 2001; nominal GDP per person has doubled in the past five years.