Sentence examples for grown very much from inspiring English sources
"I have grown very much as a person," Andersen told me.
"He is a wiry little thing and he hasn't grown very much since he left Watford," Boothroyd told BBC Sport.
"One of the really damaging things about this sluggish recovery is that wages have really not grown very much," said Chad Stone, chief economist at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a Washington think tank that focuses on policies affecting low- and moderate-income families.
A. The core business in cable doesn't grow very much, about 1percentt a year.
But closer scrutiny reveals that these so-called "green shoots" are not actively growing very much.
The night train brought me down to Stockholm, where my shield of inattention grew very much thicker and heavier.
"Labor is getting a shrinking slice of a pie that's not growing very much," David Autor, an economist at M.I.T., said.
The brain doesn't grow very much from age 12 to 25, Mr. Dobbs writes, but "as we move through adolescence, the brain undergoes extensive remodeling, resembling a network and wiring upgrade".
As America oozed into tract housing after World War II, there was a demand for trees and shrubs that would fit in the small yards and not grow very much.
The problem for him here is, can he persuade people that Intel does anything more than provide the processors to power the PC - which is a mature, slowing market in the west, and growing very much less quickly than the smartphone and tablet market in the rest of the world?
