Sentence examples for citizens growing from inspiring English sources

China's exports of maize are shrinking, as its herds multiply to cater to its citizens' growing appetite for meat.

But more broadly, scholars speak of a revolution of rising expectations in which Chinese citizens, growing more educated and wealthier, think their government should better protect their health, safety and other interests.

China is also the fastest-growing source of tourists over the past decade, with the number of international trips taken by its citizens growing from ten million, in 2000, to eighty-three milast yeart year.

The row has flared up again with the publication of government statistics that show the population jumping by 41% last year and the number of citizens growing by 15%, against a previous rate of 2.4%.Wefaq wants to question a minister named in Mr Bandar's report.

As chair of the inquiry I start out with an open mind to the methods of change, but we can all surely agree on the goal: that the fast-changing modern labour market is one that should offer citizens growing opportunity and control.

But for all its good news, the World Bank report is still a kick in the balls to India that should make it look at how to get its infrastructural and social services together to match its citizens' growing incomes, just as much as it's a sharp reminder to America to consider where we sit in terms of the global scale of class mobility.

In the 2nd century, however, the disparity between rich and poor citizens grew.

WHY did millions of Egyptian citizens grow impatient with his leadership?

Only MySpace, which has seventy-five million users, a population ranging from teen-agers to senior citizens, grew faster.

That will no doubt change as more and more become politically active and as their children, nearly all of whom are American citizens, grow older.

Indeed, London Citizens grew out of the east London neighbourhoods whose gasworks, docks and match factories spawned the mass labour movement in the 1880s.