增长起来
1.This elephant population has built up steadily from a few thousand since the early 1900s and has escaped the massive illegal offtake that has decimated other populations in the 1970s and 1980s.
2.The brother and sister used to quarrel a lot in their childhood, but grew together more as they got older.
3.Although it generates precise-looking forecasts, this kind of “growth accounting” is fraught with difficulty.
4.The solution to the dilemma facing the parties is for the ruler and constituents to make bargains such that it is in both of their interests to live up to the bargains or for the ruler to bind himself/herself irreversibly to a course of action that will promote economic growth—for instance giving over rights and coercive power to constituents or their representatives.
6.Then, in 2003, the cumulative drop in death rates finally became large enough to outpace aging and population growth.
7.Recent surveys show that businesses in the 13-nation euro currency area are becoming sharply more downbeat. Worsening data are prompting economists to cut their growth forecasts for the region.
8.The syndicated loans will serve to integrate the domestic banks' strength in capital supply with foreign banks' management expertise, which will contribute to China's economic growth and cooperation between domestic and foreign banks.
9.If it has not yet attained that stage, and still remains in a barbarous or half-civilised state, if its agricultural power of production has not yet developed itself even from the most primitive condition, if by the importation of foreign fabrics and the exportation of raw products its prosperity nevertheless increases considerably from year to year, and its mental and social powers continue to be awakened and increased, if such commerce as it can thus carry on is not interrupted by foreign prohibition of importation of raw products, or by wars, or if the territory of the agricultural nation is situated in a tropical climate, the gain on both sides will then be equal and in conformity with the laws of nature,because under the influence of such an exchange of the native products for foreign fabrics, a nation so situated will attain to civilisation and development of its productive powers more quickly and safely than when it has to develop them entirely out of its resources.
