Sentence examples for growing in response to from inspiring English sources

Calls for tough action, like Gentiloni's, are growing in response to refugees drowning during the treacherous journey across the Mediterranean Ocean.

"I wasn't, in the beginning, trying to do anything except characterize a little phenomenon — but I found it growing, in response to a new need".

Two weeks after a national strike by several unions, the coordinated protests were another sign that social unrest is growing in response to the country's three-year recession.

Co-operation between Israel and Sunni states in the region was already growing in response to Shia Iran's expanding influence in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and, most recently, Yemen.

The outcry from London theater professionals has been growing in response to proposals by Arts Council England, the government arts-development agency, to cut or eliminate financing for nearly 200 arts organizations.

But now fears of new violence are growing in response to actions by Mr. Kim, who attracted world scrutiny by restarting a once padlocked nuclear program, apparently determined to build nuclear weapons.

All those figures seem likely to grow in response to the Sept. 11 attacks.

As concern spread, the assisted reproductive technology industry grew in response to the new demand.

Bone grows in response to strenuous muscular activity, particularly if exercise starts in childhood.

Connoisseurship grew in response to the need for authoritative guidance in a changing world.

International pressure has grown in response to Russian laws forbidding homosexual "propaganda".