Sentence examples for grow more extensive from inspiring English sources

Under Title III, companies wishing to sell stock to the public will have to provide information to investors and the S.E.C., including financial disclosures that grow more extensive as the size of the offerings increases.

Subalpine meadows appear at about 4,500 feet (1,370 metres) and grow more extensive with rising elevation as the trees thin out, until they give way to alpine meadows above the timberline at about 7,000 feet (2,130 metres).

Today's application in diagnostics, drug discovery, and tissue engineering should soon grow more extensive and spawn opportunities that are currently unimaginable.

Las Vegas's ties to Asia have grown more extensive over the last decade with MGM Mirage, Las Vegas Sands and Wynn Resorts all spending billions on lavish hotel-casinos in the Chinese region of Macau.

Lodgepole patches have grown more extensive with fire's removal, which not only feeds larger fires but has encouraged beetle invasions, which further unhinge the structure of fuels and complicate putting fire back in.

Under these conditions, HPCs grow larger, develop more extensive dendritic processes, become microtubule-associated protein-2-immunoreactive, express large voltage-dependent sodium currents, and form synaptic connections.

A more extensive root aeration system combined with a more prominent ventilation system in the shoot would probably allow CIAT 26570 to grow more quickly under waterlogged conditions than the other accessions we tested.

The Palestinians grow more frustrated.

People may grow more desperate.

Other fish grow more slowly.

And there is evidence that native tree species such as acacias grow stronger, more extensive root systems than those grown in a pot and transplanted.