Sentence examples for growing in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

This trend is growing in conjunction with a resurgence in incentive trips, which boomed in the 1990s only to start a downward slide after the technology bust in 2000.

The demand for public transit has increased in many developed cities, but this is not growing in conjunction with supply; the International Association of Public Transport noted in 2015 that the average supply per resident since 2001 has not increased.

In the particular case of adab, the initial priorities involved the preparation of codes of conduct and practice for the increasingly large secretariat, which was growing in conjunction with the administrative needs of the ever-expanding Islamic dominions, and of useful (and often diverting) materials with which they could fulfill the demands of their profession.

"Ecological sin is due to human greed, which blinds men and women to the point of ignoring and disregarding the basic truth that the happiness of the individual depends on its relationship with the rest of human beings". He said the ecological crisis was growing in conjunction with the spread of social injustice.

The low-lying plants were cushioned on water-saturated sphagnum moss and they often grew in conjunction with a small shrub, a member of the heath family, called leatherleaf.

While olives are traditionally grown in conjunction with other crops or livestock, nearly half the olive-producing land now excludes other types of cultivation, reflecting the demise of traditional peasant farming methods.

Increased root length and shoot growth was also observed with inoculation [26, 27] with significant positive yield effects for wheat (from 2.8 to 3.5 t ha−1 when grown in conjunction with A. chrococcum) [26, 27].

The celebrity of the wrestlers grew in conjunction with the sale of woodblock prints featuring famous bouts, and the secret sport of Shinto became the opium of the Japanese masses.

Although the tumour cells grew in conjunction with the mesothelial cells, all attempts at separation have failed.

In order to characterize the weediness potential of BC1/F2 hybrids and their non-transgenic parental lines, individual Brassica plants or populations were grown in conjunction with a fall planted wheat crop (Triticum aestivum, AGS 2000).

Artificial nerve conduits must be designed in a way that is able to provide a scaffold for the support of growing tissues in conjunction with at least one other component to create a basis for the model of a multifunctioning nerve conduit [ 2, 3, 59].