Sentence examples for lively growth from inspiring English sources

The series provides further proof of the festival's lively growth and diversification under the watch of Jane Moss, Lincoln Center's artistic director, and Louis Langrée, the festival's music director.

This lively history charts the growth of Paris from a city of crowded alleyways and irregular buildings into a modern marvel.

This means they can no longer ignore the areas where growth is liveliest.

Though 2001 over all is expected to show a dismal profit slump of 6.7percentt -- the first yearly decline since 1991 -- investors are looking ahead to 2002, which is now forecast to bring profit growth of a lively 19.2percentt, First Call said.

In 1727, born of his love of lively conversation, politics and personal growth Franklin started "The Junto".

Being able to accept when your own opinion and ideas need adjustment is a sign of healthy growth and a lively mind, one destined to keep up with events as they unroll rather than remaining mired in a single decision taken once and never budged from again.

While in the Philippines, Mrs. Clinton also signed a pact promoting economic growth and attended a lively public forum in which she took questions from the public.

Noting that John McCain's "Straight Talk Express" helped popularize the naming of candidate tours, she looks at some other lively names, including Newt Gingrich's "Jobs and Growth" tour that some of his staff referred to as "Newt Talk Express".

David Glickman is an entrepreneur-in-residence and digital health advisor for Nokia Growth Partners NGPP) and founder of Lively (now part of GreatCall Inc).

THE past year has seen a lively debate among economists about China's rapid economic growth.

After about four years of lively discussion, strategists and Party leaders have decided that growth for Democrats is more likely to occur in the conservative but idiosyncratic West than in the solidly Republican South.