Sentence examples for hidden growth from inspiring English sources
All these initiatives focus on a hidden growth sector for golf: the children of our cities.
Yet amid the overall decline there are hidden growth markets.
"Turkey is another hidden growth story waiting to reach the stature of the BRIC countries," he says.
Based on density-functional calculations, a hidden growth mechanism of MSDs that is driven by defects/impurities (e.g., Cu clusters/particles) on substrate surfaces is proposed.
The investigation of moulds activity should be done with a test method that can detect the fungi growing on the surface of object as well as inside its structure (a hidden growth of moulds inside the historical objects with complex structure).
In its report Saturday, after the release of new data that showed strong growth in industrial production, retail sales and fixed asset investments, Goldman Sachs analysts said some areas might be growing even faster than the government is reporting, because of efforts to hide growth from experts.
Flynn began saying that he had been fired because President Obama disagreed with his views on terrorism and wanted to hide the growth of ISIS.
Except for the fact that the species lacks an extragynoecial compitum by virtue of having a solitary and unicarpellate gynoecium, the partly hidden pollen tube growth pattern is similar to that reported in Winteraceae (Frame 2003), Schisandraceae (Lyew et al. 2007) and the other basal angiosperms (Endress and Igersheim 2000; Koehl 2002; Bernhardt et al. 2003; Thien et al. 2003; Lora et al. 2010).
As their growth hidden from immune recognition is not enough to allay their obsession with attacks on the part of the immune system, most all?—tumors acquire the ability to release a series of factors and cytokines to subvert normal reaction mechanisms.
But now researchers have found well-hidden growth bands in the animals that persist through molting and yield reliable ages.
At the same time, the high-growth operations like Standard & Poor's have been hidden by the low growth at divisions like publishing and education.
