Sentence examples for growing quite strong from inspiring English sources

Indications are growing quite strong that the World Trade Organization's conference in November, meant to start a new round of global trade talks and formally accept China as a member, will be relocated to Singapore from Doha, Qatar, because of fears about security in the Middle East.

Local interests groups have grown quite strong.

Since a 2005 coup, press freedom in Mauritania has grown quite strong by regional standards; journalists can no longer be jailed for defamation, for instance, and there has been an explosion of newspapers and Web sites.

It's grown quite strong over the years, especially in cases when we start talking about the "unskilled labour" of minimum wage work, which often seems to be code for "the deserving poor".

If you've grown quite strong, it's time to start spending more time exploring it.

The fumes can get quite strong.

Our population is growing quite substantially.

Earnings, he indicates, are growing quite rapidly.

TopGolf is growing quite rapidly.

The plans grew quite popular, partly because they coincided with the strongest and longest bull market in history.

Late at night after several strong whiskies, they could be very frank on many subjects, including themselves, and would sometimes grow quite maudlin.