Sentence examples for growing feel from inspiring English sources

Over half were initiated by developing countries.In this section The safety-net frays Not so risk-free Another fine mess Shaky foundations When partners attack Fair dues Mix message ReprintsThat emerging markets, whose share of world trade is growing, feel confident enough in the dispute-settlement system to use it is welcome.

With a real national network and a growing feel of accountability, for students like Brunner, Crimson Cash could then become true green.

Late last year, analyst firm Canalys went so far as to report that Huawei overtook Xiaomi as China's top smartphone seller in the third quarter of 2015, and there's a growing feel that Xiaomi's online sales model has been duplicated by the competition, taking one important factor it had on its rivals away from it.

"There's a growing feel-good factor about the region, which leads to more money being invested, which leads to more growth prospects and more investment and so on".

Say you're a chef you want to leave the kitchen, visit farms, see how corn grows, feel the soil, know your ingredients.

I am enjoying life, I am enjoying the experiences, even the not so good ones, because I feel myself growing, I feel myself maturing.

The blast of desert sunlight makes the growing menace feel even more sinister.

But it's typical that when you see somebody who is so close to you growing, you feel that the very word 'growing' is synonymous with leaving.

As those experiences were paired with other things, human beings grew to feel the way they felt about the world, and thus to become what they became.

If the economy is growing, everybody feels invested.

Likewise, land-based systems have made their growing influence felt on warships and sea-lanes alike.