Sentence examples for intent on growth from inspiring English sources

If foreigners go elsewhere, then either the quality of education available to British students will suffer or they will have to pay more for it.Universities intent on growth in these officially austere times are particularly reliant on foreign students.

In either case, the announcements were read as clear signals that Beijing was intent on stimulating growth.

Aliyun competes directly with Amazon Web Services, which is also intent on global growth.

How disappointing for those fans, then, that the oil tycoons who can think of nothing better to do with a gazillion pounds than pump it into footballers' pockets seems intent on fuelling solid growth at Manchester City rather than laughable chaos.

The stink has dissipated, but it mobilized Northwest Woods to reorganize its neighborhood association and led to the creation of another, larger alliance of residents intent on supporting controlled growth.

But like many before him, he seems more intent on short-term growth than on structural reform, in the hope that the former will make the latter less painful.

A day after Halliburton reported a 19percentt increase in third-quarter income, its chairman and chief executive, David J. Lesar, said in a conference call with investors and analysts that the company was intent on maintaining its growth in the Eastern Hemisphere, where revenue jumped 29percentt in the July-September period.

The Los Angeles for which the Times was at that time published was still remote from the sources of national and international power, isolated not only geographically but developmentally, a deliberately adolescent city, intent on its own growth and not much interested in the world outside.

He has made it clear that he is intent on restoring economic growth, providing employment opportunities and providing good governance.

Jun 29 Chicago Tribune 1/10/2 Randall C. Whiting, president and chief executive officer of CommerceNet, a consortium of more than 500 businesses and organizations intent on hastening the growth of electronic commerce, or "eCommerce," said the administration's position will encourage increased trade over the Internet.

But the Federal Reserve is intent on slowing the torrid pace of growth of the American economy.