Sentence examples for the basis for growth from inspiring English sources

"The key issue for Argentina is growth, but the basis for growth is there," said Jorge Mariscal, chief investment strategist for Latin America at Goldman , Sachs

Tony Shiret, an analyst at Haitong Bank, said: "Next has been pushing the directory very hard over the past couple of years to compensate for the weakening of the credit business that has formed the basis for growth post 2010.

"What monetary policy can do is to create the basis for growth, but for growth to pick up you need investment, for investment you need confidence, and for confidence you need structural reforms".

The ECB could create the basis for growth, Draghi said, but he put the onus on governments to follow.

As a final plea, I urge Mr. Sachs to heed the words of his former boss, Mr. Kofi Annan when he says "The determination of Africans, and genuine partnership between Africa and the rest of the world, is the basis for growth and development".

We first assessed whether the DNA damage response is the basis for growth arrest in response to low-dose Aza treatment in our panel of melanoma cell strains, because Aza at even 0.1 µM can induce DNA damage in human lung cancer cell lines [20] [23], and concentrations of ∼1 µM and above also activate p53, resulting in p21Cip1 induction and cell cycle arrest [20] [22].

Whereas regulated cell growth and differentiation are the basis for development, cancer results from uncontrolled growth of undifferentiated cells.

One of our interviewees formulated it as follows: "Finding the right people is the basis for any growth strategy and thus determines our growth targets before we decide about market penetration, market expansion, or diversification strategies, I have to evaluate how to provide the required employees".

"The country is developing rapidly, so new energy will be the basis for this growth".

David Cameron has broken with Labour's spending plans and derided the idea that more debt can be the basis for future growth.

While China's economic powerhouses – such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen – have been ordered to help the poorest areas, some are sceptical about the basis for sustained growth.