例句與造句

1. Sharma emphasizes in Breakout Nations that success has to be defined in relative terms.
2. "Breakout Nations : In Pursuit of the next Economic Miracles " is a 2012 book written by Sharma.
3. "Breakout Nations " debuted as the No 1 bestseller in India, and earned Sharma the Tata Literature Live!
4. In 2012, a book with title'Breakout Nations'mentioned that it is hard to sustain rapid growth for more than a decade.
5. Breakout Nations has received extensive global media coverage, including " The Economist ", and " The Wall Street Journal ".
6. It's difficult to find breakout nations in a sentence. 用breakout nations造句挺難的
7. ""'Breakout Nations : In Pursuit of the next Economic Miracles " "'is a 2012 book written by Ruchir Sharma.
8. Breakout Nations made the Wall Street Journal hardcover business bestseller list, and was chosen by Foreign Policy as one of its  21 Books to Read in 2012.
9. In Breakout Nations, Sharma writes that he travels in emerging markets for roughly one week out of every month, in order to understand what is happening in the economy up close.
10. Breakout Nations has received extensive global media coverage, including " The Economist ", " The Washington Post ", and " The Wall Street Journal ".
11. The head of emerging markets for Morgan Stanley Investment Management, Ruchir Sharma has released a book in 2012 : Breakout Nations which mentioned that it is hard to sustain rapid growth for more than a decade.
12. All these factors are helping to spur a US renaissance in manufacturing, putting the US in position to be the  breakout nation of the developed world,  if it can address its Achilles heel : rising government debt.
13. Sharma is best known in his home country, India, where  Breakout Nations broke sales records for a serious non-fiction book and provoked widespread discussion over his view that India has at best a 50-50 chance to be a Breakout Nation.
14. Sharma refers to those with the brightest prospects as  Breakout Nations,  which he defines as an economy that can sustain faster growth than peers in the same per capita income category for the foreseeable future, which he considers no more than five to ten years.
15. In 2012 Foreign Policy magazine cited Sharma as one of its top 100 Global Thinkers  for dusting the gold off the term  emerging markets, and refocusing the global discussion on  the real breakout nations to watch .  In an accompanying article, Sharma described seven of his top candidates, including the Philippines, Turkey, Indonesia, Thailand, Poland, Sri Lanka and Nigeria.