Sentence examples for grown in numbers from inspiring English sources

They have also grown in numbers.

Since they seized control of the buffer zone last November, the rebels have grown in numbers and stature.

Over the past decade, however, as the Haredim have grown in numbers and influence, women's equality has significantly declined.

These demographic constituencies have grown in numbers, and today form a relatively robust coalition: the Democratic Party.

Over centuries, the Jewish community in Spain had flourished and grown in numbers and influence, though anti-Semitism had surfaced from time to time.

The spokesman for the task force, Lt. Col. Woody Page of the Royal Marines, said that although Taliban forces in Helmand had grown in numbers and sophistication, there was no threat of the city's being overrun.

Statutory instruments have grown in number and in terms of the total number of pages".

The échangistes (swingers) have grown in number since the early 1990s, supplanting the traditionally chaste naturists.

Since then, he said, "we've grown in number, repertoire and momentum".

Meanwhile, outbreaks of illnesses from antibiotic-resistant bacteria have grown in number and severity, killing thousands.

The protests, while still small, appear to have grown in number and potency.