Sentence examples for growing still faster from inspiring English sources

Yet during this period Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, was growing still faster, partly as a result of the gold rush in that colony in the 1850s.

Suddenly a phenomenon was born – and one that grew still faster when people realised that the window might not stay open for much longer.

The UK, for example, has a pretty mature but still fast growing P2P lending market also.

Some countries, such as Liberia and Niger, are growing faster still.

It is true that average wages have jumped by 15% over the past year, but productivity in manufacturing has been growing faster still, so unit labour costs have fallen.

Small businesses, though growing fast, still account for a mere 12% of GDP, as against 30-70% in developed market economies.

This will offset three-quarters of the increase in demand from China — which though growing fast, still only burns 11 percent of the world's oil.

"We're still gaining share, we're still growing faster than our competitors, we're still more profitable by a long shot," he says in an interview.

But India has 1 billion people, and they are growing richer fast.China has even more people, growing richer faster still.

They said tax revenues were growing as expected this year, but spending was still growing much faster than Mr Brown had set out at the time of the March budget.

On an annual basis, Hulu is still growing much faster, though, with 126percentt growth.