Sentence examples for growing sway from inspiring English sources

Some of China's growing sway is unseen by the public.

The growing sway of Rosneft may be inevitable, writes The Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Street column: "BP can put a brave face on the situation.

In a front-page article in July, The New York Times detailed Fortress's expansion in subprime lending as part of the private equity industry's growing sway on Wall Street and Main Street alike.

Its pluralism was a profound challenge to the authoritarian crony capitalism taking root in Russia under Vladimir Putin.Mr Saakashvili's growing sway in two Russian-backed breakaway regions of Georgia, South Ossetia and Abkhazia, was also an increasing nuisance for the Kremlin.

For an uprising that presented a liberal, Westernized face to the world, the growing sway of Islamists — activists with fundamentalist Islamic views, who want a society governed by Islamic principles — is being followed closely by the United States and its NATO allies.

It's also the proliferation of government entities (think Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac ), government loan guarantees, tax credits and the government's growing sway over the banking sector.

The growing economic sway of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is a further cause of frustration, he said.

Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, intervened militarily out of concern for what it sees as a growing Iranian sway in the Arabian Peninsula, but air strikes have yet to significantly reverse Houthi territorial gains.

Imagine a perfect walk in the country, a few years from now - tranquillity, clean air, birdsong in the trees and hedgerows, growing crops swaying in the breeze.

Grow swaying sprays of grass.

The genre, a computer-enhanced descendant of disco, was born in Chicago in the mid-1980's, but it has made the greatest impact overseas: around the world a generation of young people have grown up swaying in time to the genre's uniform (but surprisingly flexible) four-on-the-floor beat.