Sentences with phrase «force fueling the growth»

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One concern is that strong growth will fuel inflation, forcing central banks to tighten more aggressively.

The credit boom has been fueled by strong economic growth, a robust property market and a crackdown on riskier shadow lending, which has forced banks to shift some loans back onto their balance sheets.

In the energy sector, improved fossil - fuel extraction methods and differing growth outlooks are forcing legacy companies to reconsider their strategies.

And in addition to the political, bureaucratic and legal obstacles the incoming administration will need to overcome, Trump is also up against strong market forces that are fueling the growth of natural gas and renewable energy, and devastating coal — which will likely make some of his campaign promises hard to accomplish.

As chairman of the Education Commission of the States (ECS) at that time, I pushed other governors and corporate CEOs to address the problem with a high - level «Task Force on Education for Economic Growth,» thus establishing the vital link between education and economic growth that has fueled so many of the ensuing efforts to improve schools at the state Growth,» thus establishing the vital link between education and economic growth that has fueled so many of the ensuing efforts to improve schools at the state growth that has fueled so many of the ensuing efforts to improve schools at the state level.

During most of the last century, steady increases in the proportion of the labor force that had graduated from high school fueled the nation's economic growth and rising incomes.

The most encouraging thing for me to come from this paper is not the variance in percieved GHG and related forcing levels that may or may not constitute Dangerous Anthropogenic Interference, but the acknowledgement of the rate of change in emissions due to fuel price increases and the exponential growth of public awareness.

Am I correct in calculating that the present rate of growth in the anthropenic forcing from CO2 from fossil fuel consumption is currently somewaht greater than a milliwatt / year, or about 4 microwatts per day?

But stringent fuel - efficiency measures for cars and trucks, and a shift which sees one - in - four cars being electric by 2040, means that China is no longer the main driving force behind global oil use — demand growth is larger in India post-2025.

How does the sea spray blown off whitecaps by hurricane - force winds feed back into the latent heat fueling the growth of a storm [Zhang et al., 2017]?

(Dunlap and McCright, 2011:144) The mainstream conservative movement, embodied in conservative foundations and think tanks, quickly joined forces with the fossil fuel industry (which recognized very early the threat posed by recognition of global warming and the role of carbon emissions) and wider sectors of corporate America to oppose the threat of global warming not as an ecological problem but as a problem for unbridled economic growth.

We can be almost perfectly certain that draconian policies forcing a rapid shift from fossil fuels to anything else will severely retard economic growth, worldwide.

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That remarkable transformation has come not from the forced redistribution of global wealth or renewable energy but instead from the rapid growth of the global economy fueled by cheap fossil energy.

«Biking can be such a positive force, and I think being the best biking state is going to fuel economic growth and tourism.

In rough or approximate terms, achievement of this alternative scenario requires that fossil fuel CO2 emissions in the next 50 years average about what they are today and the net growth of other human - made forcing agents must be halted.