Sentence examples for did not grow much from inspiring English sources

Until recently, as the presidential results from the 1970s through the 1990s make clear, Americans did not grow much more conservative as they aged.

(The seeds germinated, but did not grow much, possibly because of gases released from the sealant used to seal the box).

Because they were immobile in the TiO2 matrix, the AuNPs did not grow much after the thermal treatment (Figure 3 g,h).

If income per person didn't grow much faster it's because people in those countries chose to devote much of their extra productivity to more leisure.

But the number of Series A firms didn't grow much at all — they just raised bigger funds.

These conditions artificially constrained debt, meaning that, for most of human history, economies didn't grow much, their size being capped by a lack of credit.

This is probably because ECO resistance may have virtually reached equilibrium in China by the beginning of the study period; hence it didn't grow much in subsequent years.

In the second year, cut away any branches that didn't grow much in the last season.

Following the first season, you can cut the longest canes back to 2/3rds of their length if the bush didn't grow much in the first year.

But since the tsunami, the coconut trees do not grow much, and sometimes produce nothing.

Oddly, says John Curtice, a psephologist, surveys show that support for independence does not grow much as the strength of Scottish identity intensifies.