Sentence examples for growing reign from inspiring English sources

The 2003 GP contract and subsequent refinements has given the Department of Health a growing reign on how health care is delivered in the community.

Kościuszko concluded that the French authorities were not interested in Poland beyond what use it could have for their own cause, and he was increasingly disappointed in the pettiness of the French Revolution the infighting among different factions, and the growing reign of terror.

The Annales Posonienses relates that "the child was growing in the reign of King Coloman's son, Stephen", who ascended the throne in 1116.

How, for example, do these guys keep Koch Industries growing when deflation reigns in nearly all its businesses — oil and gas, animal feed, cattle and petrochemicals?

For years he worked in relative obscurity until about 1995, when, with women growing tired of the reigning minimalist look, his business suddenly took off.

His chances of addressing the growing issues facing the reigning Premier League champions may hinge on whether that banner stays or goes.

Born in Orange County in 1989, Reign grew up idolising Pamela Anderson.

But attendance grew during his reign, baseball expanded to Canada and franchise values soared.

Zachys, under Don Zacharia's gifted and conflicted reign, grew to a multimillion-dollar mail order and retail shop.

Tensions with France had grown during the reign of Henry VIII and spilled over into war in 1538.

The extent to which lands and positions should be passed down through hereditary right or by the gift of the king was still uncertain, and tensions around this issue had grown during the reign of Henry I. Certainly lands in Normandy, passed by hereditary right, were usually considered more important to major barons than those in England, where their possession was less certain.