Sentence examples for growing proximity from inspiring English sources

George Osborne has sidestepped concerns over Downing Street's growing proximity to Beijing, arguing that Britain should "run towards China" to help boost the UK economy.

One key theme in the cables is the degree to which the growing proximity between India and the US still has to be hidden due to a strong popular suspicion of US motives and latent anti-Americanism.

But the growing proximity between the Conservative and Communist parties has attracted fierce criticism from those who believe Britain has abandoned its commitment to human rights by cosying up to Beijing.

But last year, relations between the neighbours suffered after Delhi stopped a supply of subsidised gas to Bhutan with analysts linking it to Thimphu's growing proximity with Beijing.

But ahead of the talks, the US announced that it was exempting India from financial sanctions because it had reduced oil imports from Iran, another sign of the growing proximity of the two countries.

While concerns over China are relevant for India, considering growing proximity between Myanmar and China in the recent past, India upholding its value system of tolerance and non-violence, has the obligation to act responsibly and deliver upon its role of a 'legitimate' player in the region.

However, equations developed from stands growing in proximity and apparently similar physiographic situations can also yield differing predictions, although closely matching the DBH range of the target to the developmental population may help in choosing an equation with a good fit [10].

We detected only four to eight individuals (4 to 8%) per population growing in proximity of each other with the same multilocus genotypes (data not shown).

Open-pollinated seeds were collected from racemes of the hybrid growing in proximity to other experimental hybrids and allotetraploid Brassica lines, and so could have resulted from either cross-pollination or self-pollination.

This was clearly evident from significant positive SGS at ~15 m to ~75 m in four studied eastern white cedar populations; suggesting that individuals with similar alleles or genotypes were more often growing in proximity than expected by chance alone.

However, equations developed from stands growing in proximity and apparently similar physiographic situations can also yield differing predictions, although closely matching the DBH range of the target to the developmental population may help in choosing an equation with a good fit [ 10].