Sentence examples for grown appreciably from inspiring English sources

By one important measure, New York City's economy has not grown appreciably since 1950.

Since then, the size of the security establishment has grown appreciably.

All of this has its price, of course, and the sticker has grown appreciably since that first talking car.

Mr. Rechler said there were various ways to correct the disparities, which he said had grown appreciably.

As recently as a few weeks ago, there was anecdotal evidence, at least, that the Fox Business audience had not grown appreciably since its debut.

Still, the service sector (including banking, insurance, and other financial services) has grown appreciably and now employs about three-fifths of all Russian workers.

That number is expected to grow appreciably in the coming year.

Polls show that the South did not grow appreciably more conservative during these years.

He has observed the competition for British talent, programmes and formats grow appreciably in the decade since he joined ABC from his final BBC job, running US cable channel BBC America.

It has the highest unemployment rate in Europe, at 19.5%; an economy still in recession, which will not grow appreciably until next year; and a fiscal deficit that jumped to 11.4% of GDP last year, as recession cut tax revenues and forced up spending on the unemployed.

The medullary vascular bundles experience secondary growth from a fascicular cambium until they reach a certain size, while the number of medullary vascular bundles increases (Fig. 2b), the cortical vascular bundles do not grow appreciably, and a sclerenchymatous ring thickens (Fig. 2c).