Sentence examples for regain growth from inspiring English sources
If these countries were to regain growth momentum and European politicians showed solidarity, then the yields available would surely be an attractive proposition for many investors, if only the bonds were liquid enough to trade in and out of.
This time the migrants have letters after their names.The kind of reforms needed to regain growth and competitiveness will, if successful, unpick many of the stitches that have held Portuguese society together since the end of dictatorship in 1974.
For all the huge percentage increases, the annual value of that market is equivalent to just about a month's sales in the rest of the world.All the car companies think that if only they try harder, they can somehow regain growth at the expense of rivals.
For Coke to regain growth it needs a far different future which aligns with new trends that now matter more to consumers.
The xylulokinase is essential for l-arabinose and d-xylose catabolism, and the encoding gene A. niger xkiA was cloned by complementation of a xylulokinase mutant due to its ability to regain growth on d-xylose (vanKuyk et al. 2001).
Uyuni lost its importance when mineral prices dropped, but it regained growth through tourism.
China's consumer spending jumped 18percentt in January, bank loans surged and power output and consumption regained growth since the middle of February, Mr. Wen said.
"Without such a repair, a revival of credit provision by the European banking sector, which is essential for regaining growth, will simply not happen".
LNCaP cells were initially inhibited after castration, then regained growth ability and developed castration resistant disease with potential for metastasis.
Subsequent castration of these mice initially delayed tumor growth but LNCaP cells eventually regained growth ability and developed androgen-insensitive tumors [ 22- 25].
Tortula ruralis has received considerable attention over the last forty years as a model for the study of vegetative desiccation tolerance, i.e., the ability to equilibrate to the water potential of dry air and survive, regaining growth and development upon rehydration.
