Sentence examples for grows to meet from inspiring English sources

At the right price, supply grows to meet demand.

By contrast, 440,000 birds are killed by wind turbines each year, according to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, although that number is expected to exceed one million by 2030 as the number of wind farms grows to meet increased demand.

The airspace system is becoming increasingly congested as the number of aircraft operations grows to meet passenger and goods demands.

Once a company begins to have some success, it grows to meet demand.

As Australia's newly-minted Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, Scott Morrison, admitted in a speech earlier this year, "Despite rising rates of seizure at the border... the drug trade is increasing as supply grows to meet ever increasing demand".

Israelis drink about 6.5 liters of wine per person per year, which is low compared to other wine-drinking Mediterranean countries, but the per capita amount has been increasing since the 1980s as Israeli production of high-quality wine grows to meet demand, especially of semi-dry and dry wines.

Yet Heathrow cannot grow to meet demand.

A brisk trade of imported teddy bears, candy and cards has grown to meet their demand.

Staff have been cut, posts frozen and many services haven't grown to meet rising demand.

My team should be growing to meet this demand, not shrinking.

Utility companies and banks, by contrast, want to grow to meet the challenges of deregulation.