Sentence examples for a growing feel from inspiring English sources

With a real national network and a growing feel of accountability, for students like Brunner, Crimson Cash could then become true green.

Late last year, analyst firm Canalys went so far as to report that Huawei overtook Xiaomi as China's top smartphone seller in the third quarter of 2015, and there's a growing feel that Xiaomi's online sales model has been duplicated by the competition, taking one important factor it had on its rivals away from it.

"There's a growing feel-good factor about the region, which leads to more money being invested, which leads to more growth prospects and more investment and so on".

Her thigh muscles, normally firm and chubby in a growing baby, felt soft and skinny.

But the case highlights a growing frustration felt by foreclosed homeowners, investors and Wall Street protesters alike that few, if any, senior banking executives have faced criminal charges for losses growing out of the financial crisis.

I had interpreted a scene in which three female marionettes of various ethnicities expand to apartment-building size as an expression of a growing power felt by immigrants as they make homes and settle into their new country.

While four in five babies are born to women aged under 35, a growing number may feel happier waiting until they hit 35 and have more financial security".

One of the good things that can come with age, if we're lucky, is a growing capacity to feel and to give our unconditional love.

The findings suggested that women believed that online abuse was a growing problem and felt powerless to act over it.

[DS1-S1-GA] In hospitals where no audit system was in place a growing need was felt for a programme to address the improvement in quality of care and the reduction of perinatal mortality.

Yet if I could add a word to our language, it would be a word forthe peace a grown woman feels on the days-the rare days-when sheneeds to consider no view but her own.