Examples of using The rapid expansion in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The rapid expansion of the middle class among India's 1.3 billion people has prompted Thai authorities to upgrade their estimates of Indian visitors.
citing the rapid expansion of heavily polluted Chinese cities and the enormous numbers
The rapid expansion of Qatar Airways prompted the State of Qatar to embark on one of its biggest projects- the construction of a brand new international airport in Doha, which is scheduled to open at the end of 2012.
Healthcare industry is growing by leaps and bounds, and along with the rapid expansion come a number of onerous challenges,
Despite the rapid expansion of worldly knowledge, especially in the twentieth century, mankind has been brought
This increases the heat transfer which leads to the rapid expansion of water and fragmentation of the magma into small particles which are subsequently ejected from the volcanic vent.
The rapid expansion of humankind to North America and Oceania took place
Due to the rapid expansion of Christianity in China, now there are around 54 million Christians,
at end of 2011, largely due to the rapid expansion in the country's government bond market.
these organizations were under the command of able air enthusiasts, who played major role in the rapid expansion of Japanese naval aviation during the following decade.
New ways of living- farming crops, and herding animals rather than hunting- led to the rapid expansion of genes that took advantage of these cultural adaptations.
from 634 to 718, ending with the Second Arab Siege of Constantinople that halted the rapid expansion of the Arab Empire into Anatolia.
Crown's land grant program, led to the rapid expansion of the Bowmanville settlement in the early years of the 19th century.
42.7% bigger than at end 2011, largely due to the rapid expansion in the country's government bond market.
The rapid expansion of fintech, e-commerce and mobile app services
A power plant built during the rapid expansion of the power sector in the decades after World War II is now 40 years old or older, long paid off, and likely needs to be replaced.
As a result of the rapid expansion of capital intensive enterprises in the course of the Industrial Revolution in Britain, many businesses came to be operated as unincorporated associations
Common culture, in contrast, is clearly facilitating the rapid expansion of the economic relations between the People's Republic of China and Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and the overseas Chinese communities in other Asian countries.
The rapid expansion of humankind to North America and Oceania took place