Sentence examples for has grown after from inspiring English sources

Corruption has grown after 10 years of power.

It has grown after a series of takeovers, spending £1.8bn on acquisitions since 1994.

Awareness of rights among workers has grown after the passage of recent labor laws.

It's easy to understand the outrage over his initial comments which has grown after he doubled down on them.

Concern has grown after a BBC Panorama programme, broadcast on Monday, showed shocking footage of racist and antisemitic incidents at recent Polish and Ukrainian football grounds.

But that period has grown after recent downturns, perhaps because fewer people are losing jobs in manufacturing, where layoffs are likely to be reversed as consumption picks up.

But manufacturing output was estimated to have grown after declines during the previous two years.

The use of YouTube, like the other platforms, appears to have grown after Trump's election.

Aulas's nose may have grown after he recently denied reports that he made an approach to Jose Mourinho last September.

Mr Hollande's stature may have grown after a successful congress, but many do not consider him a credible presidential candidate.

For those tissues that had grown after 1955 the 14C concentration did, as the researchers hoped it would, closely match the bomb curve.