Sentence examples for support further growth from inspiring English sources

The collapse in consumer confidence indicates that the retail sector will not support further growth.

And looking ahead, with a recovery in real incomes set to support further growth in consumer spending and signs that firms are gearing up to invest, 2014 should be a year of continued expansion in industrial production".

There are honourable exceptions: note how Baillie Gifford, a Skyscanner investor since last year, said it would have been happy to support further growth of the firm as an independent company.

Sir Howard has publicly suggested it might be enough to add one more runway at Heathrow to enable it to support new long-haul routes but he has also said there is a case for a second runway at Gatwick to support further growth by low-cost carriers such as easyJet and Ryanair.

This causes a decrease in their population due to insufficient food available to support further growth.

These firms had growing revenues and user bases, plus all the tangibles to support further growth, such as money and talented employees.

The bicycle is gaining ground as an inexpensive, fast, healthy, and enjoyable mode of transport, but the development of cycle infrastructures appears to be a necessary prerequisite for supporting further growth in cycling rates.

In response to government policy supporting further growth in aviation, Friends of the Earth (FoE) published Pie in the Sky in September 2006.

Marsupials give birth to altricial young that are at a much earlier developmental stage than the neonates of most eutherians, but have developed a complex and advanced lactation system that supports further development and growth after birth, usually in a pouch [ 24, 25].

"Because the oceans can't support any further growth, in order to support these additional three billion mouths aquaculture is essential," he said.

He also noted the large numbers of people still in the countryside who could support further economic growth by moving to industry or becoming more productive farmers.