Sentence examples for growing if it from inspiring English sources

With 17 million monthly uniques at its disposal, news aggregator Digg, which is attempting to overcome the user exodus caused by its unpopular Version 4 redesign in late August 2010, needs to find a way to keep its usership engaged and growing, if it ever wants to move beyond being a Silicon Valley cautionary tale.

Put simply, if GDP is up on the previous three months, the economy is growing; if it is down, it is contracting.

Mr. Weiner has no worries about Google's ability to keep growing if it continues to make acquisitions, like the YouTube video site, and form partnerships with other tech heavyweights.

He was particularly drawn to plants with strong visual structures like grasses and members of the Queen Anne's lace family; he once said, only half-jokingly, that "a plant is only worth growing if it looks good when it's dead" — in other words, plants whose seedheads or winter foliage have strength and character are every bit as valuable as vibrant summer flowers.

Worldwide's influence will inevitably grow, if it is to fulfil the management's ambition of quadrupling its current contribution to the BBC's revenues.Some areas of expansion are non-commercial, and that poses a different set of problems.

It is clear that Shimer must grow if it is going to remain viable.

How fast would it grow if it had made no acquisitions?

Any institution has a tendency to grow if it's able to.

There are also limits to how big the alliance can grow if it is to operate effectively.

Disillusion with the occupation can only grow if it transpires that some American soldiers are indeed murderers.

His final words are comforting: physically, he says, the festival couldn't grow if it wanted to.