Sentence examples for growing has been from inspiring English sources

growing has been ongoing since the Roman times.

The Consortium, whose goals and membership are growing, has been successfully established and maintained.

A contrary view, that the Antarctic ice may be growing, has been advanced by Dr. Charles R. Bentley of the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Nevada, picked as an early state by virtue of its Western location, large Hispanic population and status as among the fastest growing, has been left marginalized in the national dialogue.

Uzbekistan, a largely Muslim nation in a region where militancy has been growing, has been a strategic ally of the United States as it pursues terrorist groups since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The minority report (but growing) has been that random sampling allows biases to creep into the testing unexamined and that it's better to design experiments so that variables such as age and gender and class are balanced.

Non-linear loads and grid connected converters, whose utilization is constantly growing, have been causing problems regarding the power quality.

At home, the maize, cowpea, beans, rice and tomato she was growing have been submerged in mud.

That reluctance to grow has been true of many selective colleges that want to sustain their genteel scale.

The proposed £1bn Cardiff City Deal to help the Welsh economy grow has been discussed by Cardiff council.

And two years later it grew, having been extended three feet by the highway department for greater visibility.