Sentence examples for grow as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Tehran expects its regional influence to grow as a consequence of a deal that lifts international sanctions.

The specific requirements of new vehicles grow as a consequence of the different drive train technologies, influenced for example by the storage technologies of electric vehicles.

Moreover, these numbers are expected to grow as a consequence of demographic changes and improved healthcare.

Party membership had grown as a consequence of the changes, he added.

He changed from being a shy boy, and his enthusiasm for school life grew as a consequence.

But as Paul Krugman points out in his "End This Depression Now!" the recession of 2008-9 did not have many industries that were growing, let alone growing as a consequence of reallocation away from home construction.

The increased sensitivity for environmental protection and global market competition are pointing out urgent needs for significant improvement of fuel economy, while nowadays the agricultural tractors fuel consumption is growing, as a consequence of an increased number of components supplied.

Still, the win looked likely until Peter Horne, playing nicely up to that point, missed a kick to touch and Italy grew as a consequence.

Eventually, since the number of synchronized clusters remains constant, only their size grows, as a consequence the connections between the nodes in a given cluster become sparse, and the clustering decays.

Despite the minimal attention that these systems have received in the Caribbean, the importance of understanding the structure and dynamics of rocky systems is growing as a consequence of massive changes that coral reefs have suffered over the past several decades [48], including an 80% drop in live coral cover in 25 years [49].

The global prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is rapidly growing as a consequence of life-style changes, urbanization and population aging [ 1].