Sentence examples for growing altogether from inspiring English sources

They grow very slowly or stop growing altogether.

France's stopped growing altogether: GDP growth was zero in the third quarter.

Many soybean crops look as though they have stopped growing altogether.

If the national economy stops growing altogether, Ms. DiNatale said, there will be "even a bigger chance that layoffs continue for longer and are even larger".

The scientists also calculated that a concerted effort to raise fuel efficiency and find ways to remove carbon dioxide from the air could well cause emissions to stop growing altogether later in the century and, eventually, to decline.

Finally, in keeping with the reduced expression of TERT, there was a reduction in plating efficiency over time – and eventually the cells ceased growing altogether.

He released a statement, first posted on Facebook, explaining the federal government had grown altogether too big and threatened basic American rights.

Others that are approaching the edge of the fat pad (at the right of the image) are in various stages of terminating (getting smaller) or have ceased to grow altogether (blunt-tipped structures).

Caught between agronomists who insisted on cleared fields and foresters who claimed any new seedlings as state property, farmers in Niger had learned to avoid growing trees altogether.

And Mr. Godfrey and Mr. Godwin's venerable, fatuous (and flatulent) pedants remind us that it is possible in an academic environment to avoid growing up altogether.

As Charles Murray puts it in his book "Coming Apart," "When families become dysfunctional, or cease to form altogether, growing numbers of children suffer in ways that have little to do with lack of money".