Sentence examples for case has grown from inspiring English sources

He has maintained a low profile since then, even as the political furor over the case has grown.

As The Lede reported this week, coverage of the case has grown as news outlets and social media focused on the circumstances of Mr. Carter's death, even as the police tried earlier this week to show with a video re-enactment that a man in handcuffs could twist around to raise a gun to his own head.

Over the course of the last eight years, Case has grown from three architects to over 60 employees across the globe.

As the case has grown to include thousands of new permits, Janes explained, it reflects the reality that "the world doesn't stop while the case goes on".

And the already disturbing case has grown into an even greater spectacle at trial, where details of the bafflingly senseless killing have been revealed.

"It is also plain that with every additional candidates' debate and state primary, the attention given to the case has grown.

Yet, it may still be possible to realise our dream if we can keep close to popular consensus, which in Egypt's case has growing influence within the lower ranks of the army, who are overwhelmingly patriotic.

A prosecutor, Paul Tuchman, told the judge that the government's case had grown stronger since the Ngs were arrested.

By the time Poehlman came clean, his case had grown into one of the most expansive cases of scientific fraud in U.S. history.

Mr. Glynn said that he still believed that his client had a strong case, but he acknowledged that the case had grown complicated.

But by the time of the Rosenbergs' execution, at sundown on June 19 , 1953 the number of people around the world who questioned the government's handling of the case had grown.