Sentence examples for considerable and growing from inspiring English sources

Its spending is considerable, and growing rapidly.

They reported considerable and growing pressure on staff from heavy workloads and cutbacks.

However, it is equally true that each nation has considerable and growing economic and political clout.

Access, along with the island's considerable and growing amenities, is the key to truly making the island a vital part of New York.

Andrew Neil casts a "considerable and growing shadow", and there are also two references to the "Andy Marr show" and its revered producer Barney Jones (who is beside himself when No 10 pull the PM out of a scheduled interview).

However, according to another source familiar with the discussions among pro-remain MPs, there is considerable and growing support for moves to influence the wider Brexit trajectory, not least to pressure the government to outline more of its plans.

He is critical of the Israelis and of the militants too, an indication that there is considerable, and perhaps growing, frustration across Gaza with the armed groups who continue their attacks on Israel.

These high rates of participation in UPA, which are all above the estimations of 10%to25%5% made by Guyer (1987b) for the early 1980s, seem to reflect the considerable and still growing importance of this informal activity among urban dwellers in sub-Saharan Africa in general (Altman et al. 2009) and in West Africa in particular.

Given that roughly 85% of our visitors come from abroad, our dependence on a healthy tourist economy and growing tourism is considerable – and vulnerable.

For Paolo Sosa, a researcher at the Institute of Peruvian Studies, Villón's campaign has been "important and unprecedented" in a conservative country where the Catholic Church and growing Evangelical sects exert considerable influence over policy.

The costs to national economics of providing health care are considerable and have been growing at a rapidly increasing rate, especially in countries such as the United States, Germany, and Sweden; the rise in Britain has been less rapid.