Sentence examples for extent of growing from inspiring English sources

Common to all Residual countries includes the extent of growing industrialization, and more importantly, the incorporation of rural farmers into the urban working class [ 51].

Also last week, a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies revealed the extent of the growing wealth gap between the generations.

Politicians' failure to grasp the extent of the growing workloads in general practice is contributing to the potential "destruction" of the service, according to Nagpaul, the chair of the British Medical Association's GPs committee.

But even these numbers don't quite show the extent of the growing national silence around religion -- of a very particular sort.

However, an important omission in a botanical book published in the 1790s meant that the true extent of saffron growing in the eastern counties has been long overlooked.

Vinflunine exerts effects on microtubule dynamic instability suppressing the rate and extent of microtubule growing events (Ngan et al, 2001).

Griseofulvin strongly suppressed the dynamic instability of individual microtubules in live MCF-7 cells by reducing the rate and extent of the growing and shortening phases.

GF suppressed the dynamics by reducing the rate and extent of the growing and shortening excursions and increasing the time microtubule spent in the pause state.

The Qatar plant which is supported by Qatari fertilizer companies Yara International and Qafco is just 1 hectare in extent with 600 square meters of growing area in the greenhouse.

In the first half of the 19th century the population and physical extent of London grew greatly.

Investments in sleep-focused startups come amid a period of growing awareness about the extent and harmfulness of sleep deprivation.