Sentence examples for growing figures from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Pinterest, which attracted almost no media interest before 2012, and which has not announced signup figures, has seen steadily growing figures both for users and for time spent since May, says ComScore: in January 2012, 13.76m people worldwide visited, and spent an average of 89 minutes there.

Further, polls show that the number of "big readers" -- of more than 20 books a year -- is falling, while the number of "small readers" -- 1 to 5 books a year -- is growing, figures that suggest that serious fiction sold in bookshops is losing out to paperback potboilers sold in supermarkets.

For growing figure of industries, polymer/clay composites are the most attractive candidates.

In fact, services account for approximately 80% of the US gross domestic product (GDP); this is also a growing figure of the GDPs of other countries over the world.

Today, the company reports that over half of Walmart smartphone users have used their devices while shopping in the store, and 80percentt of its customers under 35 own a smartphone – and that's a rapidly growing figure.

The post, titled "Perfect Maternity Jeans," goes on to describe the new $200 denims Kim found to perfectly hug her growing figure.

Maasaba has to pause to remember the number of children he has: an ever growing figure, with the youngest just 1 month old.

A twin brother himself in real life, Francisco Javier Rovira is used to live having an identical person roaming around him, so he assumes the increasingly growing figure of his alter ego with an impassive nonchalant manner.

Brain extirpation did not cause wing disks to stop growing (Figure 4).

Membranes underlining the capsid layer were observed in growing (Figure 2D G) and released (Figure 2G) viral particles.

However, in transheterozygous (Df enX31/Df gsbX62) embryos, eg expressing neuronal cells were formed, but their axons were not growing (Figure 7B).