Betekenis van:
rapid growth

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Childhood is a period of rapid growth.
2. The rapid growth of the city surprised us.
3. The more worthless the plant, the more rapid and splendid is its growth.
4. The rapid growth of the country has a lot to do with the characteristics of the people.
5. This rapid increase in market share took place against a background of slower growth in consumption.
6. ‘Les Volailles du Périgord’ experienced rapid growth in the decade from 1990 to 2000 until the financial year 2001/2002.
7. The LNG carrier market is witnessing a rapid growth phase, and long-term prospects are also positive.
8. This rapid increase in market share took place against a background of relatively small growth in consumption.
9. Given the rapid growth of European aquaculture in recent years, it is appropriate that the interests of this sector are better represented within ACFA.
10. The economic recovery has, to a large extent, been dependent upon the resurgence of global growth and the rapid increase in world trade.
11. Fouquet Sacop pointed out in this connection that the scheme had induced it to opt for rapid growth under the French flag, the constraints and extra costs related to that flag being offset by the tax scheme at issue.
12. Express groupage/mail: According to the expert, the market for express parcel delivery, normally within 24 hours, has shown strong growth in Europe and in particular in France over the past 20 years but the rapid entry of transport companies in this sector has led to a drop in prices.
13. Areas of particular relevance include: nano-instruments, -tools, and -devices as well as aerospace systems (due to the concentration of high-growth, knowledge-intensive SMEs in these sectors); technical textiles including their coating, (typical of a traditional sector undergoing a rapid transformation process affecting many SMEs); mechanical industries (e.g. machine tools- where European SMEs are world leaders); high added-value chemicals, as well as other sectors which involve many SMEs that will benefit from the introduction of new business models, materials and products.
14. To encourage the sustainable use of resources and strengthen the synergies between environmental protection and growth, Member States should: 1. give priority to energy efficiency and co-generation, the development of sustainable, including renewable, energies and the rapid spread of environmentally friendly and eco-efficient technologies, (a) inside the internal market on the one hand particularly in transport and energy, inter alia, in order to reduce the vulnerability of the European economy to oil price variations, and (b) towards the rest of the world on the other hand as a sector with a considerable export potential; 2. promote the development of means of internalisation of external environmental costs and decoupling of economic growth from environmental degradations.