Sentence examples for will bring growth from inspiring English sources

Ms. Merkel and Mr. Cameron say that reducing deficits and debt to reassure lenders eventually will bring growth.

The evidence is that cutting overall spending to 40% or less as a proportion of GDP will bring growth, restore confidence and keep lending rates low.

That worries a lot of people, and politicians in many countries are now talking about the need to pursue policies that will bring growth soon, rather than in some distant future.

Commissioner Carlos Moedas is confident that science and innovation will bring growth to a divided continent.

The problem is that the Euro will bring growth through a credibility boost, and deficit-driven fiscal policies will deepen the business cycle.

So it's so counterintuitive, because at a time of record high deficits, you're saying the answer is cutting taxes; that's what will bring growth.

"At the same time, we're looking to the future and ways we can invest to create more jobs, deliver regeneration schemes... and take bold decisions that will help bring growth and prosperity".

"At the end of the day, I'm not sure this will bring new growth and development for the sector in Germany or Europe," he said, referring to the prospect of a trade complaint.

Rather counterintuitively, it has also been observed that in some cases the stable phase of a compound will bring about growth of the metastable phase during crystal growth, for example, with sulfathiazole and the steroid reported by Stoica et al. Polymer heteronuclei may also be used to control polymorphism and the technique has been demonstrated on a variety of organic compounds.

Hopes are clearly pinned on the economy bouncing back from the second-quarter weakness caused by wet weather and the extra bank holiday in June, but the disappointing PMI data and growing doubts that the Olympics will bring a growth spurt to London suggest that such hopes may prove over-optimistic.

"It will bring massive growth.