Sentence examples for cases grown from inspiring English sources

Introduced species in many cases grown for export include citrus fruits, tomatoes, pineapples, papayas, beans, and zucchini.

Most community college systems, historically an entryway into higher education, can no longer be considered an affordable option — a key reason the higher education attainment gap between Whites and minorities has persisted, and in some cases grown, even as the population continues to diversify.

Then, in 2015, she learned about Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, which was intended for people who had come to the U.S. as children and, in many cases, grown up here, who wanted to work legally, get an education, and stay in the place they considered home.

These protests have, in some cases, grown violent and resulted in fatalities.

The backlog of criminal cases grows greater by the month.

These reports persist, the cases growing worse in their severity.

And in some cases, growing larger brings its own challenges.

Trial courts were busier in 2013, with filings in civil and criminal cases growing by 1percentt.

At the time, several important cases, growing out of protests against World War I, were pending before the court.

From 1997 to 2000, recovery in civil fraud cases grew by more than 50percentt, largely driven by health care fraud cases.

Betty Wells, manager of the welfare office in Halifax, said her welfare cases grew by 22percentt in the latter half of 2001, and her food stamp cases 21percentt.