Sentence examples for affairs is growing from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, Professor Schor said, it seems as if the desire to have ever more sumptuous affairs is growing at the same time as the very institutions these festivities are meant to honor — marriage, religion or culture — can feel increasingly fragile or distant to many people.

The number of Republicans bruised by the affair is growing.

Now the focus is shifting to Pakistan's internal affairs where there is growing anger at what many see as Musharraf's 'surrender' to the West.

There are three reasons Americans' love affair with snacks is growing -- along with their waistlines: the ubiquity of junk food, the ubiquity of junk food advertising and stealth food technology.

Mr Lapid called for a more equitable system of national service, ending exemptions for the ultra-Orthodox community - a state of affairs to which there is growing opposition in Israel.

But also in the context of international social affairs the attention for innovation is growing, with topics such as the impact on labour markets and social security of automation, robotics and artificial intelligence.

"The real crisis is the crisis of trust, which is growing larger," said the Palestinian Minister of Jerusalem Affairs, Ziad Abu Ziad.

There is growing recognition of the distinct roles played by law enforcement and social affairs.

Their failure to find a welcoming audience seems surprising at a time when a similarly jaundiced view of current affairs seems to be growing more popular in other media.

At the same time, Bodin's authority as an expert in affairs of State was growing.

If one or both parents had extra-marital affairs when you were growing up or if you have a history of infidelity you may have some underlying issues that need to be addressed to successfully enjoy a committed relationship.