Sentence examples for growing current of from inspiring English sources

Ruben's electricity has carried a growing current of visual images.

One former Democratic official, Mike Casey, said he detected "a growing current of resentment" against Republican tactics.

Goodes said the Swans remained relaxed despite the growing current of external expectations around their premiership prospects.

Odd as it may seem, the utopian yearning for an authentic literary culture is part of a growing current of opposition to the status quo.

Though most Europeans consider his methods abominable, his anti-immigrant ideas, while extreme, are in tune with a growing current of xenophobia in Europe.

But there is a growing current of understanding that the changes we need to implement in society, in order to avoid Orwellian levels of inequality and the destruction of our planet, require ever greater levels of individual responsibility.

Many of the younger army officers and members of the growing urban middle class, however, resented Idris's socially conservative policies and his aloofness from the growing currents of Arab nationalism.

However, many experts believe that if the human population continues to grow, current methods of farming will not feed everyone.

Peatland soils can contain several times more carbon than the trees themselves, and evidence is growing that current global stocks of carbon in peat are massively underestimated.

Despite the current growing number of studies that focus on macrobotanical remains from Middle Palaeolithic contexts, plant use among hunter-gatherer societies remains unknown in many regions of Europe.

Even more so when faced with the growing variety of current settlement models (informal city, urban sprawl, urban archipelago, megalopolis, megacity (Shane 2011).