Sentence examples for growing still more from inspiring English sources

Their dangerous neighborhood is growing still more dangerous, they agree.

That connection still has a powerful hold on Mbeki, according to Gevisser, who said Mbeki remains convinced that he is essential to keeping Mugabe from growing still more brutal.

Growing still more desperate, I proceeded to shell out $400 to a Park Avenue dermatologist, who told me he thought the cause was a spider, but if it were I should have been well by then, so he really couldn't say.

By 1885, the Liberty Bell was internationally recognized as a symbol of freedom, and as a treasured relic of Independence, and was growing still more famous as versions of Lippard's legend were reprinted in history and school books.

And the action grows still more bizarre from that point on.

And from such an effort there might grow still more nuclear-age openness and international collaboration.

If anything, the observances have been expanding and are likely to grow still more in 2011, the centennial year.

As some of these aggregates became larger than others, they grew still more rapidly, ultimately forming the planets.

The pressure on retailers grew still more intense last Friday, when quarterly rents for commercial property became due.

The challenges grow still more acute for international research – and viruses, bacteria and parasites do not recognise borders.

For people in their 80s or 90s with renal failure, a growing group, the question of whether to start dialysis — in any setting — grows still more complex.