Sentence examples for case growing from inspiring English sources

There is talk of "war shopping", of people storing up supplies in case growing Israeli rhetoric towards the country becomes a reality.

Article 175 of the penal code does not clearly define obscenity, the BBC said, but precedent for the manga ruling was set in a 1957 case growing out of a Japanese translation of "Lady Chatterly's Lover".

Like related fungi, it is parasitic on insects, in this particular case growing on the surface of a pselaphine rove beetle collected from under the bark of a dead European alder.

Coming from where she did, a small rural town in Kentucky where people struggled to make a living out of what nature provided for them - in this case, growing tobacco - she understood the basic pragmatism.

In the most famous case growing out of a videotaped police beating, an all-white jury in Simi Valley, Calif., acquitted the four officers charged with beating Rodney King in March 1991.

In their case, growing food, preparing and consuming it jointly, and sharing common dormitory facilities were essential elements of the cenobitic structure, though they failed to take a vow of chastity or indeed any formal vow.

But the case grew more bizarre.

The case grew to include 41 buyers.

The court case grew majestically complex.

But the case grows a bit more complicated.

With each new diagnostic test her case grew more baffling.