Sentence examples for jeopardizing growth from inspiring English sources

Heavily indebted countries need to put fiscal reforms into effect without jeopardizing growth.

The policies currently imposed upon Europe's periphery are worsening the crisis, threatening Europe's integrity and jeopardizing growth.

Even within the bank's 21-member governing council, there was a raging debate about whether to act now or hold off, to avoid jeopardizing growth.

In recent days, BP's chief executive, Tony Hayward, whose leadership has been roundly criticized by some in the United States, has been busy talking to the company's top shareholders to convince them that BP can pay for the spill without jeopardizing growth.

Ms. Merkel's critics in the United States believe her policy of insisting on austerity measures has jeopardized growth.

Others believe that the central bank will not want to jeopardize growth and that it is thus unlikely to act.

But he staunchly defended farm subsidies cherished by French growers and warned that cutting too deeply into other areas, like infrastructure funds, would jeopardize growth and face stiff opposition from other countries.

China already has its answer to Wal-Mart, called Wumart, although a corruption scandal could jeopardize growth there.

Evidence continued to show that the crisis was damaging the European economy, straining the financial system and jeopardizing global growth.

Those countries need adequate investments and technology so they can pursue lower-carbon paths without jeopardizing economic growth.

In addition to creating, rather than solving, any privacy concerns, the ACLU and friends are also jeopardizing the growth of the Internet by hindering private attempts to bolster the security of transactions.