Sentence examples for a growing scramble from inspiring English sources

According to the Stop the War Coalition, France's intervention in Mali is part of a "growing scramble for Africa".

But amid a growing outcry, school officials scrambled Thursday to clarify that their intent was not so bold.

Jordan, already consumed with an intense financial crisis and a growing protest movement, is scrambling to keep up with the influx.

The bank is at the center of a growing group of companies scrambling to head off any actions by regulators in their widening inquiry into mutual fund trading.

Yet today's markets are being transformed by intangibles, and a growing number of companies are scrambling to find the methods that will help them better use, develop and communicate about them.

As hundreds of protesters packed the streets outside JFK's Terminal 4, cabbies stopped whisking people from the airport for an hour on Saturday evening, leaving the taxi line empty and a growing number of frantic travelers scrambling to find alternative transportation.

As the airlines scramble for revenue, a growing number of businesses, notably credit card companies and hotel chains, have joined in promotions to exploit what seems to be an endless consumer demand for free trips, upgrades and products including jewelry and concert tickets that airlines and partners are selling or discounting in exchange for miles.

"Now, health officials are scrambling to catch up and stop a growing epidemic".

With a growing scandal on its hands, Narendra Modi's government is scrambling to finish planned Ganges projects before the 2019 general elections.

But the benefits have been accompanied by a growing amount of fraud, forcing state and federal regulators to scramble to get ahead of it.

It also is a nod to U.S. defense firms scrambling to secure a greater share of a growing global drone market.