Sentence examples for growing this means from inspiring English sources

"Not only will this impact on their ability to concentrate and learn in the classroom, but for children who are growing this means they run a real risk of becoming endemically malnourished," says Wandera. "This will affect their physical and mental development, especially if they are facing long-term food shortages in the home.

Combined with a growing population this means that by 2035 two-thirds of the global population will live in an area of water stress.

The incidence of surviving individuals with CHD is growing and this means that an ever increasing number of men and women with CHD want to become parents.

Combined with limited land on which to grow food, this means finding ways to be more efficient is becoming increasingly urgent.

The default TreeNet uses a six-node tree, but in our model, the optimal likelihood and ROC models are attained when 171 trees are grown, that means at this level, the tree shows the best performance.

"Catering for this growing demand means industrialised farming methods: animals are pumped full of growth hormones.

For the poor with dreams of joining the growing middle class, this means living cheek by jowl in favelas.

Considering its large and fast growing middle-class, this means there are still great gaps (read: opportunities) in areas where Brazil has a huge potential for growth in.

This growing debt meant, Mr Rogov notes, that instead of preparing itself for a crisis, Russia has prepared a crisis for itself.This does not mean that Russia is anywhere close to a sovereign default like that of 1998.

For Twitter, growing up means a new logo.

But not everything about growing up means love and stability.