Now we know that an entire "shadow banking system" has grown up, without rules or transparency, but with the ability to topple the financial system itself.
Many of the executives had grown up with slide rules and did not completely understand the power of [digital] information.
We hypothesized that the parents of sick children who had grown up with the rules and regulations of the health care system may have a specific perception of pediatric clinical research studies that could affect their motivation when making a decision about participation in pediatric clinical research studies [ 16].
Ms. Merkel has repeatedly pointed to their common experience of having grown up under Communist rule as a defining and unifying element of their friendship.
But to those of us who've grown up under Tory rule, the mere fact that Corbyn is proposing that the state ought to work to make our lives easier, rather than harder, feels breathtakingly, earth-shatteringly radical.
Women do not need to be grown up "good girls" following rules, which do not work for them or lead them to greatness.
The need for Lazard's shell-game structure will disappear when European markets "grow up" and "get grown-up rules".
The need for Lazard's shell-game structure will disappear when European stock markets "grow up" and get "grown-up rules," he says.
But as comic book fans grew up, married and raised children, a new fan base emerged: their daughters, who have grown up in a world ruled by Supergirl, Princess Leia and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
The popular image of mercenaries as hard-drinking, womanising buccaneers is half a century out of date although, having grown up under white minority rule, they carry some of its baggage.
He spoke of how he and his siblings had grown up with just one rule in the house: they were not allowed to use the word hate.
