Sentence examples for growing free from inspiring English sources

Only the home page remains, cheerleading for "the world's fastest growing free market democracy" and its imminent arrival "centre stage in the global economy".

Best of all, socked away in a retirement plan, whether a 401k or an IRA, it's growing free of tax, making it even more valuable.

He is recreating the inspiring learning environment he had as a child, where the focus was on growing free people with the capacity to transform society.

His decision to run for president for a third time was motivated in part by his opposition to the growing Free Silver Movement, which sought to stimulate inflation and thereby alleviate the debts of farmers in the West through the unlimited coinage of silver.

Van Beurden said: "By capping our capital spending in the period to 2020, investing in compelling projects, driving down costs and selling non-core positions, we can reshape Shell into a more focussed and more resilient company, with better returns and growing free cashflow per share".

Among the other native plants growing free from the threat of cattle hooves and developers, we saw graceful willows, bright California fuchsia, fuzzy caterpillar phacelia, the rare Laguna Dudleya, a succulent that grows only in Orange County, and California holly, which must be ingested by coyotes in order for its seeds to germinate.

In 2003, members of a growing free-information movement copied the lobby group's name, but removed the "anti," calling themselves Piratbyrån — the Piracy Bureau.

But with the Sandinistas voted out in 1990 and a growing free-market economy (though Nicaragua is still one of the hemisphere's poorest countries), the country is fashioning itself as a cheaper alternative to Costa Rica.

There is even a growing "free-network movement" of sorts, whose members provide free wireless Internet access in their neighbourhoods.On January 3rd, the technology got another boost when Microsoft and Starbucks announced that they are to join forces to offer wireless access, using 802.11b among other standards, in most of Starbucks' coffee outlets over the next two years.

By those measures the world has been growing freer.

In part this was because the word first had to grow free of its original association with music for both voices and instruments.