Sentence examples for of considerable growth from inspiring English sources
He earnestly wishes to demonstrate to the public that the problem is immediate as the nuclear power industry is about to enter an era of considerable growth.
A picture of him in custody showed him lounging on a couch by a bed, sporting a beard of considerable growth, and holding up his right hand, the thumb and two fingers of which were heavily bandaged.
In my opinion, we can expect another year of considerable growth of business volumes and capitalization for such companies as Lending Club, Prosper and other P2P platforms.
The next closest handset maker has less than 10percentt share, meaning that though some recent entrants like ZTE and Huawei show signs of considerable growth, Samsung's dominance in the near future is pretty much guaranteed.
The first sign of a more favourable scenario came from the USA after years of considerable growth, where the rate of new patients taken into RRT began to decrease between 2002 and 2004.
All existing "green" energy scenarios, called "green" because of their considerable fractions of renewable energy, are based on considerable growth of bio and hydro in the mix, which means that the water footprint of the energy sector will grow sky-high if we follow such scenarios.
The results demonstrated a clear trend of professionalization with a considerable growth of 'the upper class' coupled with relative shrinkages of 'the middle and lower classes' in Beijing.
"In such circumstances the economies of scale created by a combination with this breadth of business offer considerable growth to shareholders over time.
Nearly three-quarters of FDI was into the production of processed foods, and it stimulated considerable growth of the sector.
Consequently, the spacing between the planes in the atomic lattice (d) of the zirconia phase decreases, resulting in considerable growth of residual stresses (σ r) in the material of version 5 as compared to the as-received material (Fig. 3(b)).
They saw a considerable growth of generic technologies, the emergence of new generations of IT-based manufacturing equipment, and a shortening of product life cycles.
