Sentence examples for has again grown from inspiring English sources
The increase in uptake became apparent in the 1990s but has again grown significantly since the turn of the century.
At the same time, the Egyptians have downgraded their relations with Israel; the Jordanians, with rioting in the streets to demand that the Israeli ambassador be sent packing, may do the same; and the Lebanese border has again grown dangerous.
So the legal and parallel rates have again grown apart.
The water in the tank had again grown murky with spoiled, uneaten beef, but there was something else as well, something I couldn't begin to identify.
In the same period, the use of performance-based awards, mostly performance shares, rose from 64percentt in 2014 to 77percentt in 2016, and have again grown in usage in 2017 to 80percentt.
Between October 25 and October 28, Sandy continued northward but declined in intensity, and it was reclassified as a category 1 hurricane and later as a tropical storm; after passing over The Bahamas and paralleling the coastline of the southeastern United States, the storm had again grown into a category 1 hurricane.
Stephen Magee, the university's vice-principal for external relations, said: "We are pleased that applications to St Andrews have again grown, particularly when the sector as a whole has seen a drop in applications and the funding of higher education is more challenged than ever, for students as well as institutions".
"On the upside, food sales have again grown, with the trend for embattled consumers to reward themselves with premium food again evident.
By 2002, the executive branch had again grown to fourteen cabinets, but had no additional departments.
We won't know for a few years what has happened since 2010 but it appears that income inequality has once again grown.
