Sentence examples for grown substantially with from inspiring English sources

The numbers would have grown substantially with a Derby victory.

G.M. has been burning through an estimated $1 billion in cash each month since the middle of the year, although some analysts believe that figure has grown substantially with the drastic drop in demand for new vehicles.

Since 1996, the number of private universities and colleges that offer degree and nondegree courses has grown substantially, with Malaysia now home to 26 private universities, which offer degrees at the bachelor's, master's and doctorate level.

My portfolio has grown substantially, with a variety of different projects, and I now have repeat business from several clients.

Since the Proteomics and Metabolomics Shared Resource opened officially in November 2007, the lab has grown substantially (with the support of many here at Duke) and as of Spring 2015 the lab has supported over 200 principal investigators at Duke and completed nearly a thousand independent projects across all facets of quantitative and qualitative proteomics.

The Eagle Vail airport is much better, less than thirty minutes, but has less service, though it has grown substantially, with daily non-stops from nine major airports: JFK, Newark, Miami, Minneapolis, Dallas, Houston, LA, Chicago, Denver, plus two more, Milwaukee and Toronto, on weekends.

The market is also likely to grow substantially with improved availability.

The Web site draws about 1.2 million unique visitors a month, executives said, a figure they hope will grow substantially with the more consumer-focused philosophy.

In general, the mass transfer resistance of the support grew substantially with permeate pressure and increasing sweep rate, contributing up to 40% to the total mass transfer resistance at the highest investigated permeate pressure (1 MPa).

Importantly, the proportion of recirculating Treg among thymocytes grows substantially with age, which results in a strongly fading de novo development of Treg (Thiault et al., 2015).

One surprising finding was that hurricane damage grows substantially with even modest increases in wind-speed beyond hurricane velocity (above 74 mph).