Sentence examples for grew farther from inspiring English sources

The sectarian echo chambers grew louder by the day, and the communities grew farther apart.

In the 16th century, Portugal's golden age, Galician and Portuguese grew farther apart, with the consolidation of the standard Portuguese language.

They grew farther apart when Syracuse moved to play football in the Big East in 1991 and Penn State joined the Big Ten in 1993.

Aspens grow farther north and higher up the mountains than other Populus species.

It is meant to be hardy to the Washington, D.C. zone, but may grow farther north.

But the days when I can pretend that money is "only money" are growing farther and farther apart.

Edible beach plums blanket the dunes' backsides, and insectivorous plants like sundews grow farther inland in the low, moist soils.

Academic weight increases as the research grows farther from the source, which is rotten at the core.

Imposing sanctions and canceling agreements only guarantees that incompatible views will be frozen in place or grow farther apart.

"The relationship between the fans and the teams has grown closer even as it has grown farther" in the age of multimillion-dollar contracts, Johnson said.

"And yet, over the last few decades, the rungs on the ladder of opportunity have grown farther and farther apart, and the middle class has shrunk.