Sentence examples for steering growth from inspiring English sources

The alternative is to follow Coke's example, steering growth expectations lower.

She seems likely to try to improve Argentina's relations with the United States especially if Hillary Clinton, with whom she is sometimes compared, is elected there and with Europe.A looming encounter with realityBut her presidency will turn on whether or not she secures a soft landing for the economy, controlling inflation and steering growth to a sustainable 4-5% a year.

They are found at the tip of neurons and are responsible for steering the neuronal growth by sensing and responding to chemical cues from the environment.

Steering monetary policy when growth is slowing and prices are accelerating is never easy.

Governor Whitman has spoken frequently of the need to control growth by steering new development to urban areas, redeveloping old industrial sites and reining in suburban sprawl.

[C1.] DAUNTING TASK Frederick A. Henderson, who rose through the ranks at General Motors, is working to accelerate the automaker's global growth while steering its comeback effort at home.

Bijan Khajehpour, a managing partner at Atieh International, who has been advising companies on entering markets in Iran, says the administration of Hassan Rouhani has already been steering the economy towards growth thanks to good financial advisers.

Growth factors steering stem cell fate toward the tenogenic lineage have been identified and overall, the protocols for in vitro tenogenesis have been improved.

The highlight has been steering the company's growth and evolution.

Similar to microtubule and actin interplay in the regulation of oocyte polarity, the dynamic actin-microtubule interactions regulate growth cone steering at the growing axons [59].

Indeed, at these nanomolar concentrations, both drugs suppress microtubule extension during growth cone steering and turning by dampening microtubule dynamics (Suter et al., 2004).