Sentence examples for grown by some from inspiring English sources
Its director, Alexandra Büchler, said that literary translations have grown by some 18% over 20 years.
Now, with the river free to push millions of tons of sand, soil, and woody debris downstream, it has grown by some eighty-five acres.
The American right has stopped trying to get rid of PBS (and NPR, whose audience has grown by some sixty per cent in the last five years).
Daily mail traffic has grown by some two and a half times since the early postwar years, and, to cope with the increased volume, work began in the late 1970s on a network of mechanized sorting centres.
German businesses are leading exporters to Iran: November's figures showed that German exports to Iran had actually grown by some 10% over the previous year.And yet when it comes to Iran, most EU members do not matter much.
Thanks to the macroeconomic stability afforded by the euro, lavish EU subsidies, a property boom and a huge influx of immigrant workers, the economy has grown by some 4% a year.
The latest official forecasts suggest that the economy will grow by some 4.2% this year.
Over the whole year, it might grow by some 4%, far less than optimists had expected.
Analysts are forecasting that corporate profits will grow by some 11% a year for the next five years.
MLS had predicted that crowds would grow by some 10-15% a year.
