Sentence examples for a time when growing from inspiring English sources
At a time when growing numbers of teachers are leaving the profession, this is an astonishing move.
"It was a time when growing consumerism led to increased production, acquisition and display of an immense variety of both modest and luxury items".
Cal Ripken Jr. was always a throwback to a time when growing up did not entail growing disillusioned with one's sports heroes.
The increasing price tag emerged after a survey found that the majority of schools are struggling to fill vacancies at a time when growing numbers of experienced staff are leaving the profession.
At a time when growing numbers of Americans identify themselves as born-again evangelicals, and creationism is no joke, Romney's essentially pitted the faithful against the faithless while attempting to merge Mormonism in mainstream Christianity.
"This strategic combination positions Lam Research to lead the development of next-generation semiconductor manufacturing technology and productivity solutions at a time when growing semiconductor demand and increased device complexity are creating significant business opportunities," Stephen G. Newberry, vice chairman and chief executive of Lam Research, said in a statement.
But it has widened the trade deficit and raised concerns about inflation at a time when a growing number of economists fear a recession may be coming.
"At a time when a growing number of analysts ponder the decline of the United States," he wrote in the French newspaper Le Monde, the candidates engaged in "self-persuasion, to insist on the 'necessary' character of American power".
At a time when a growing number of comedians, including Steve Coogan, Julia Davis and Chris O'Dowd, have been beating a path to Sky, it's a bold move from the stars of cult hit Peep Show.
This is a huge disappointment at a time when a growing number of nonprofit groups are allowing individual donors with modest amounts of money to pinpoint the recipient of their contributions.
This at a time when a growing body of evidence underlines the value of early intervention to develop cognitive, linguistic and social skills and ensure robust physical and emotional health.
