Sentence examples for growing magnitude from inspiring English sources
The U.S. pledge of almost $1 billion has been the biggest, but that's not overwhelming given the growing magnitude of the problem.
Despite the growing magnitude of this problem, there is little uniformity of approach or outcome when courts attempt to assess an elderly person's capacity to make such decisions.
They also possess virtues that help to ameliorate a problem of rapidly growing magnitude in the analysis of complex living systems: that the data produced by high-throughput methods ("gene chips") have very high error rates.
Given the growing magnitude of threat to endangered species, one would think the Obama administration would pull out all the stops to save our precious wildlife heritage.
With the onset of industrialisation in England, a growing divergence between high-minded romantic ideals of childhood and the reality of the growing magnitude of child exploitation in the workplace, became increasingly apparent.
Despite the growing magnitude of the disease, the molecular mechanisms underlying the etiology of diabetic nephropathy remain poorly understood.
However, durable responses in the face of metastatic disease are rarely realized where the problem of brain metastases is generally growing in magnitude.
David Rogers, of the Local Government Association, described social care as the most important issue this country is facing and one which is growing in magnitude - so why is so little being done?
These amplitudes grow with magnitude, reaching a maximum for magnitude around 7.0 for periods below 0.1 s and for magnitude exceeding 8.0 for longer periods.
