Sentence examples for growing litany from inspiring English sources

The implications of which, according to a growing litany of research, are potentially catastrophic for life on Earth.

At first glance, the growing litany of grievous mistakes made by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in recent years seems to lack a common thread.

Given this growing litany of mutual recrimination, what's actually in it for both Beijing and Washington to sustain a stable strategic relationship for the future?

"I fear that Michael Brown and Tamir Rice and all the rest were killed as proxies for the Black President," she writes, citing two prominent names in a growing litany of killings.

So it's hard to hear her growing litany of demands, as well as the "edge of hysteria in her voice" when she begs, "Oh, please — Oh, Please, Mother — can't we live in a palazzo on the Grand Canal?" (Apparently no one has told Olivia that we're in a recession — and that Venice isn't the only place where houses go underwater).

Gandhi was referring to Modi's claims to have delivered unprecedented economic progress in Gujarat — the sort of development that seemed to have seized up elsewhere in India in the past few years, amid the economic downturn, a growing litany of corruption scandals, and the government's policymaking paralysis.

In an ever-growing litany of horrors, the Bush administration tortured the wrong guy, just as it tortured my former clients, British residents Bisher al-Rawi and Jamil el-Banna and British citizen Martin Mubanga, who were returned to England without charge.

"He has replaced equality with intolerance, replaced mutual respect with racism". The litany grew at the "State of Our Union," an event at the National Press Club that was a gathering of progressive organizations including Planned Parenthood, Moms Rising and the Women's March.

The scale of violence may remain "strategically insignificant", as an American commander put it recently, but it certainly makes the whole costly Iraq project look far more troubling, especially to American voters a year before they pick their president.A litany of lossesBut the growing boldness of the shadowy resistance goes beyond sniping at Americans.

While the big CMS players, like Joomla and Drupal, are still growing themselves and work with a litany of the biggest companies in the world, website builders like Weebly and Wix have been gobbling up market share.

They get litanies of names.