Sentence examples for genuinely growing from inspiring English sources

The essential question for the MPC is whether the economy is genuinely growing under its own steam or whether the patient has only been kept alive by QE, by the ultra low 0.5% interest rate and by easier fiscal policy.

But it will at least give you more nerds to laugh at, as communities of scooter-lovers are genuinely growing.

Other times, library dedications have become bonding moments when presidents genuinely grow closer.

The former IRA chief of staff and later key peace strategist for Sinn Féin, said that he and Paisley "genuinely grew to like each other and in doing so, we confounded the world".

If I didn't mishear him, he even said he believed Romney's story that he had genuinely grown more conservative over the years, rather than tempering his views for political reasons.

Tech City could genuinely grow into a billion dollar, fifty-thousand job, technology centre but that's not going to happen via tax relief on £150k investments.

Do we want to see our economy genuinely grow, managed by someone who has been in the trenches and knows how to prioritize like the Founding Fathers did?

I learned that in order for me to genuinely grow and maintain my audience, I have to appeal to the right readers.

Rivalries form, and you genuinely grow to hate, and sometimes respect, your adversaries a rarity in games, where enemies are usually no more than faceless drones.

Rivalries form, and you genuinely grow to hate, and sometimes respect, your adversaries – a rarity in games, where enemies are usually no more than faceless drones.

He felt that Kurt's performance was the only number which worked even slightly, commenting, "it genuinely grows out of the moment, although the fact that Kurt is singing it to his dad never stops being kind of weird".