Sentence examples for road growth from inspiring English sources

Yet three years down the road, growth pains are still felt.

It provides forecasts assuming constant rural roads growth and homogenous erosional conditions in the watershed.

Regarding the total road network growth according to slope angle classes (Fig. 10), the curve fitting of the road construction indicates the largest growth coefficient (superscript of the exponential relation) for the range [27°; 39°], which correspond to medium steep areas.

"We are absolutely on the road to growth as soon as we have the money," he said.

Intriguingly, it was a Socialist government in Spain in the 1980s that achieved many of the economic reforms that set the country on the road to growth.

Officials hinted that in addition to Greece's primary budget surplus topping an unexpected €1bn, they will soon have other figures that will prove that the country is on the road to growth and economic recovery.

When President Obama brought in the Robert Rubin crew to run economic policy, he effectively committed himself to a bank bailout that stabilized the financial crisis and put the economy back on the road to growth, but also produced a huge populist backlash, which, as we saw last Tuesday, is still reverberating.

"I'm very confident that together we can find a mutually viable solution in order to heal the wounds of austerity, to tackle the humanitarian crisis across the EU and bring Europe back to the road of growth and social cohesion," said Mr Tsipras.

The coalition government said this weekend that its main goal was "tackling the crisis, opening the road to growth and revising the terms of the loan deal without putting at risk the country's European course or its continued presence in the euro zone".

In the meantime, the president is promising a government with a "mission", whose "first duty will be to restore the state's authority to fight crime and put France on a new road of growth and employment".That can hardly be done by a government which, in the absence of a new National Assembly, has no power to pass laws.

Simple models for projecting road network growth will assist planning agencies and conservation organizations to guide protection efforts.