Sentence examples for and perhaps grown from inspiring English sources

To a large extent, that alliance has held, and perhaps grown stronger, which helps explain why there has not been fiercer opposition to the various policies that effectively limited Asian-American matriculation at many selective institutions.

"I know I am odd and perhaps growing odder," Emily told her husband in 1911.

These and other results strongly indicate there's a large and perhaps growing disconnect between public opinion and the stated agenda of the new president and Congress.

Caleb would grow up and perhaps grow away from her — there was no shared blood, and someday he would understand that.

More likely it is when Tay fully confronts who she is and in a tearful speech describes how unfair it is to have to choose between being the perfect daughter and perhaps growing old and having never felt love.

Mr Paul's filibustering voice may seem lonesome now, but his demands that security not come at the cost of liberty resonate with a large and perhaps growing segment of the electorate.

Benn also said that food producers in Britain would have to adapt to climate change, and perhaps grow crops in different areas where they were previously difficult to grow.

He is critical of the Israelis and of the militants too, an indication that there is considerable, and perhaps growing, frustration across Gaza with the armed groups who continue their attacks on Israel.

If this strategy produces anything, it's most likely to be a set of compromises that would give both Democrats and Republicans some concessions while preserving and perhaps growing the ACA's coverage expansion — which would be broadly unacceptable to many ideological conservatives, and would require Trump to cut them loose.

In many cases, an investment in an ICO feeds back into, and perhaps grows, the overall market value for digital currency.

Why not reach out to one another to grow this resilience with together, and perhaps grow a new, true friendship?