Sentence examples for has generally grown from inspiring English sources

Trade has generally grown faster than GDP in recent years, rising from 22% to 33% of world GDP between 1996 and 2008.

In every country in the world, electricity use has generally grown faster than the G.D.P. Electricity is necessary for nearly all productive activities, and because of inefficiencies, consumption of electricity has generally outstripped economic growth.

These churches have generally grown faster than older Christian churches.

Since Social Security's inception, wages have generally grown at a faster rate than prices.

Recoveries in the postwar era have tended to last about 50 months, on average, and they have generally grown longer as time has passed since V-J Day.

Since 2000, he says, suburbs have generally grown faster, and this indicates that the "Back to the City" movement isn't real.

But players are drawn to his music because of its challenges and his ability to write well for their instruments.. His recent compositions have generally grown shorter and less dense.

According to his analysis, medical benefits have generally grown as a share of personal income in the city since the 1970s, but increased sharply during economic downturns, like those in the early 1990s and after 2001.

As people move to cities, old traditions lose their grip; and by 2050 mankind is expected to be 66% urban, up from 54% today.Emerging countries in Asia and Latin America have generally grown kinder to gay people as they have grown richer, more open and more democratic.

Estimates for Pluto's size have generally grown over the past decade, whereas Eris's have remained similar.

Just as organisms have generally grown more complex over the last four billion years, so man's views of God have generally grown more abstract and--most important for Wright--more attractive morally over the last several thousand years.