growth

• economic growth

  Composed an ode to economic growth —

• growth rate

  Green organizations' growth rate soars

• rate of growth

  But even this spectacular rate of growth did not match that of many London suburbs.

• population growth

  What were the social and economic implications of the slow down in population growth?

• rapid growth

  Irreversible cell expansion — very rapid growth — caused the movement, not turgor change.

• growth rates

  Popular inter-urban lines, as between Glasgow and Edinburgh or across the Pennines, have seen growth rates of up to 40 per cent.

• growth of government

  First, the approach says very little about the precise actors involved in the growth of government.

• growth and development

  Individual needs: giving praise and recognition, resolving conflict and facilitating individual growth and development.

• serum growth hormone

  Kelts et al showed normal serum growth hormone (sleep and glucagon stimulation) and insulin like growth factor I (IGF-I) concentrations in seven children with Crohn's disease.

• annual growth

  The annual growth rate can be calculated by subtracting the earlier year's membership from the later year's.

• real growth

  Parts of Belgium, Germany and France were economically active, but real growth came with the mid-century period of railway building.

• further growth

  Happily, the trend was reversed: 2,926 members in 1955–56, 2,984 in 1956–57, 3,197 in 1957–58, with further growth thereafter.