Sentence examples for closely growing from inspiring English sources

Oracle trailed closely, growing with the demand for enterprise databases.

The stocking rates and basal area of the Kinleith and Mangatu Forest stands was indicative of closely grown trees, and could explain the similar wood basic density of these stands, when compared at the same growth rings.

The stocking rates of coast redwood stands has a noticeable effect on the basic density, as shown by the lower average basic density of openly grown trees compared with closely grown trees (310 318 versus 356 360 kg m−3) of second-growth coast redwood in California, USA (Luxford and Markwardt [1932]; Markwardt and Wilson [1935]).

"Babel" expands on the sound of "Sigh No More" with heftier arrangements and longer instrumental passages; it's the sound of a band collaborating more closely and growing used to bigger venues.

Examining it closely, she grows almost misty-eyed.

In addition, Charles's Protestant subjects followed news of the European war closely and grew increasingly dismayed by Charles's diplomacy with Spain and his failure to support the Protestant cause abroad effectively.

Its housing market, which the FPC "continues to monitor closely", particularly the growing buy-to-let sector.

They began working closely with a growing list of agencies, including the Departments of Veterans Affairs, Agriculture, and the Treasury.

Monophysitism was strongly held in Syria and Egypt and was closely allied to growing national feelings and resentment of Byzantine rule.

And these developments are being closely watched, as growing demand for air travel puts pressure on other urban airports with little space to grow.

Just looking may not be enough; many children will love getting more closely involved and growing their own plants will be the ideal way of helping them understand nature better.