Sentence examples for growing often from inspiring English sources

They were found to be growing often in the deeper regions of the granule (Fig. 5).

Sales numbers for Windows Phone handsets are growing, often at triple digit paces on a year-over-year basis, but the platform was small enough a year ago that those figures don't indicate rampaging growth that could rival iOS or Android on a unit volume basis anytime soon.

Faith-based films are a growing, often profitable segment of the entertainment industry, and more producers and executives are trying to tap into the market for belief-affirming movies.

The danger of this cross-breeding is that the genetic diversity of selectively bred plants is more limited, and indoor growing often results in plants changing the content and quantity of its natural compounds.

Three EDL and three soleus muscles removed from wild-type lmna+/+, lmna−/+ and lmna−/− mice (n = 3 per age group) aged 4 weeks (mice still growing and active) and compared to those from 5 weeks old mice (mice no longer growing, often barely active).

And even as the world has made tremendous progress in both saving and enhancing children's lives, gaps between the poorest and wealthiest children –both among and within nations – are actually growing, often concealed by global and national averages.

Jihadi groups have grown, often filling voids left by less well-armed and well-resourced moderates.

Some third of all festival events are "home grown", often devised as part of unseen, year-round residencies.

The stump heals quickly, and a new tail grows; often, however, the regenerated tail is not as long as the original and has simpler scales.

There are many other unanswered questions, but the family grew, often as free people of color married or paired off with other free people of color.

Farmers raised too much of it, and the corn they grew often fell victim to hail, drought, pest and rock-bottom prices.