Definition of virtuous circle in English:

virtuous circle

noun

A recurring cycle of events, the result of each one being to increase the beneficial effect of the next.
economic expansion would itself produce a virtuous circle of increased productivity, increased exports, and increased growth
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a virtuous circle: the brand gets better known, and if someone doesn't sign up on first seeing an advertisement, he or she may do so after further publication.
- ‘What you have got is a virtuous circle,’ he says.
- The reason, he claims, is that this will create a virtuous circle of new talent, entrepreneurship and - therefore - growth.
- Ideally, the environment benefits from virtuous circles in which sustainable economic growth reduces poverty, increases resources available to improve the environment, and is itself reinforced by these trends.
- These multilateral institutions provide help to states wishing to find their way back into the global economy and into the virtuous circle of investment and prosperity.
- So the virtuous circle of lower prices, higher sales and increased profits continues, seemingly unabated.
- But we are more likely to establish a virtuous circle if the need for progress on reducing poverty is given a high public and political profile.
- He said: ‘We need to attract investment to create a virtuous circle in which increased economic activity leads to more investment and so on.’
- As is often the case, the whisky industry has shown the way by creating a virtuous circle out of location, tradition, reputation and marketing.
- They see it as part of the virtuous circle of choice: by letting people choose, you not only empower them and force institutions to be more responsive, you give the institutions an incentive to be more efficient as well.
- This powers a virtuous circle: the more people cycle, the fewer cars are on the road, the safer and more attractive cycling becomes.
- It let's people see the way you run your company and encourages people to question and interrogate it - creating a virtuous circle of improvement and self-awareness inside organisations that raises the whole level of the debate.
- But a vicious circle is often just a virtuous circle in disguise. Increasing the flexibility in how we use super savings should make it politically easier to expand.
- The virtuous circle of rising productivity, falling unemployment and high growth, which has characterised the US economy over the past 10 years, seems to be coming to an end.
- Credit and consumption, it was argued, formed a virtuous circle since from the immediate increase in prosperity would come the ability to pay off debt.
- Making material free should fuel a virtuous circle of increasing access.
- This has provided the extra prize-money, which is the crucial factor in creating the virtuous circle that produces better horses, bigger crowds and wider benefits.
- The money raised is used to fund development programmes. ‘It's a virtuous circle for the US, and a vicious one for poor countries,’ says Pendleton.
- The UK economy has been propelled along by consumers, creating a virtuous circle in which their spending creates jobs in the economy, which in turn generates more spending.
- If you create an environment where the public have more confidence in the system, you create a virtuous circle.

单词	virtuous circle
释义	Definition of virtuous circle in English: virtuous circle noun A recurring cycle of events, the result of each one being to increase the beneficial effect of the next. economic expansion would itself produce a virtuous circle of increased productivity, increased exports, and increased growth Example sentencesExamples It is a virtuous circle: the brand gets better known, and if someone doesn't sign up on first seeing an advertisement, he or she may do so after further publication. ‘What you have got is a virtuous circle,’ he says. The reason, he claims, is that this will create a virtuous circle of new talent, entrepreneurship and - therefore - growth. Ideally, the environment benefits from virtuous circles in which sustainable economic growth reduces poverty, increases resources available to improve the environment, and is itself reinforced by these trends. These multilateral institutions provide help to states wishing to find their way back into the global economy and into the virtuous circle of investment and prosperity. So the virtuous circle of lower prices, higher sales and increased profits continues, seemingly unabated. But we are more likely to establish a virtuous circle if the need for progress on reducing poverty is given a high public and political profile. He said: ‘We need to attract investment to create a virtuous circle in which increased economic activity leads to more investment and so on.’ As is often the case, the whisky industry has shown the way by creating a virtuous circle out of location, tradition, reputation and marketing. They see it as part of the virtuous circle of choice: by letting people choose, you not only empower them and force institutions to be more responsive, you give the institutions an incentive to be more efficient as well. This powers a virtuous circle: the more people cycle, the fewer cars are on the road, the safer and more attractive cycling becomes. It let's people see the way you run your company and encourages people to question and interrogate it - creating a virtuous circle of improvement and self-awareness inside organisations that raises the whole level of the debate. But a vicious circle is often just a virtuous circle in disguise. Increasing the flexibility in how we use super savings should make it politically easier to expand. The virtuous circle of rising productivity, falling unemployment and high growth, which has characterised the US economy over the past 10 years, seems to be coming to an end. Credit and consumption, it was argued, formed a virtuous circle since from the immediate increase in prosperity would come the ability to pay off debt. Making material free should fuel a virtuous circle of increasing access. This has provided the extra prize-money, which is the crucial factor in creating the virtuous circle that produces better horses, bigger crowds and wider benefits. The money raised is used to fund development programmes. ‘It's a virtuous circle for the US, and a vicious one for poor countries,’ says Pendleton. The UK economy has been propelled along by consumers, creating a virtuous circle in which their spending creates jobs in the economy, which in turn generates more spending. If you create an environment where the public have more confidence in the system, you create a virtuous circle.
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