Sentence examples for continued to grow from from inspiring English sources

And the music has continued to grow from strength to strength ever since.

And they found that although the poorer nations were inevitably more vulnerable, relative risk continued to grow – from four to eightfold in some cases – for the wealthiest delta regions as well.

In it, Mr Staniford asks what the world might have looked like had oil demand continued to grow from 2009 on at its 2000-2008 rate of increase:In the counterfactual world, 2009 gross world product would have been 6.4 percent larger than in the actual world.

After 1603, when James VI succeeded to the English throne and left for the south, Edinburgh suffered a decline in political and cultural importance, yet the town continued to grow (from the turn of the 16th century to the end of the 17th century, the population more than quadrupled to some 50,000 people).

The site continued to grow from there — to the point where it now has millions of images, members and tens of thousands of contributing artists.

During the 1970s, Dubai continued to grow from revenues generated from oil and trade, even as the city saw an influx of immigrants fleeing the Lebanese civil war.

For this day, I'm happy to be moving forward, and I'll continue to grow from this.

I will do my utmost to ensure that Bath continues to grow from strength to strength as a great place in which to live and work".

In Florida, the prison population continues to grow, from 68,599 in 1999 to 71,233 last year, said Debbie Buchanan, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Corrections.

Culture Secretary Sajid Javid said: "The UK's creative industries are recognised as world leaders around the globe and today's figures show that they continue to grow from strength to strength.

Las Vegas airport is using tags to track luggage better, to reduce the number of items that get lost and to improve security.As prices fall, demand should continue to grow, from tens of billions of tags in 2006, to hundreds of billions by 2009, to perhaps trillions a few years later.