Sentence examples for growing without limits from inspiring English sources

"They will be feeling: we can't have a situation in which this pariah party is growing without limits," he said in the Financial Times.

In the stock run-up in the 1990s, they green-lighted accounting that essentially assumed that the stock bubble would continue in perpetuity, effectively growing without limit.

At moments, the meeting with the Chinese had echoes of the kind of meetings Mr. Bush's father used to hold with Japan in the late 1980's when he was trying to lower a fast-widening trade deficit with Japan and used to travel to Tokyo to urge Japan, when its economy seemed to be growing without limit, to pay heed to the damage being done to American workers.

"How is that possible?" "To grow and grow and grow without limits is out of the question," he said.

The shadows it casts — faint at the Drawing Center — underscore both its linearity and its bulk, and its potentially infinite dimensions: with a shift of lighting, shadows can stretch and stretch, fill a room; with the addition of modular units, the piece can grow and grow without limits.

Water demands should not be assumed to grow without limits.

If China is gripped in a Faustian bargain, it's because the whole world is enthralled by a similar lie: That economies can grow without limits and externalities never have to be paid for.

Theoretically, black holes can grow without limit.

It grows without limit, sometimes assuming new names – Walmex in Mexico, Asda in the UK.

The time warp is small for everyday motion, but grows without limit as the speed of light is approached.

Its predictions failed to match experiments, and as physicists tried to make calculations more accurately the discrepancies grew without limit.