Sentence examples for and continually growing from inspiring English sources

The Geology Wing is quite large, and continually growing.

Clark Kerr contains a culinary garden, an orchard, and continually growing edible landscaping.

The overall topic of system identification and parameter estimation is quite extensive and continually growing in its scope.

We believe we operate in a large and continually growing market with a structural problem and no market leader.

Music Online: Classical Music Library Provides a large and continually growing database of streamed classical music recordings originally issued on a wide variety of labels.

In a subdued appearance in the Capitol, Mr. Paterson, joined by Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Senate Majority Leader Malcolm A. Smith, described the deal as a necessary consensus between cutting spending and finding new revenue in the face of a large, and continually growing, budget gap.

True to their name, Scale tries to get the company to that next level beyond product/market fit to where they can deliver consistently and continually grow revenue.

Despite the concern, and it's not clear if the proposed tariffs will ever be enacted (Congress is considering legislation that would stop the tariffs), LEG has proven its ability to adapt to market conditions and continually grow profits.

They also have to give their new hires the opportunity to make a difference and continually grow, so that they don't feel stuck in a potential career dead-end.

To bring that intersectionality into the greater history of feminist history and art, we may look to the deep roots, spreading branches and interlacing tendrils of the sciences, metaphysics, poetics and long histories of human life, their languages and iconographies, continually growing to become ever more prominent and understood as composing a holistic vision of the culture-nature continuum.

For example, worldwide productivity in asthma research (measured by number of articles published) has doubled from 1994 to 2004 and is continually growing [ 9, 10].