Sentence examples for has grown again from inspiring English sources

Support for independence has grown again in recent months.

More recently, the team has grown again, adding personnel with expertise in autonomous systems, rather than car production.

The mayor's personal fortune has grown again, this time to a staggering $25 billion, a 28 percent increase in a year, according to the calculations of Forbes magazine.

Most of these people intend to work for the government in some form.Anecdotal evidence suggests that this collection of potential future spies and translators has grown again since 2002, perhaps by as much as a quarter.

As many of you know, this already rather interdisciplinary field of 'cyber' has grown again over the past year or so now often encompassing issues like so-called 'fake news', disinformation, data analytics, and other current issues that further demonstrate some of the consequences resulting from the convergence of technology, adversaries, and society.

Despite the unprecedented pause and the NHS Future Forum's demolition job of the bill, the chorus of criticism has grown again as doctors, nurses, patient groups and health experts have digested the detail of the reorganised reorganisation and concluded that the government is failing to properly safeguard the NHS.

So the gap will have grown again since narrowing slightly at the start of this year.

He said the two foundations' giving would rise, now that their assets had grown again.

The new data released Friday showed that the bet by speculators had grown again.

Predictably, after a damaging round of strikes last spring, Alitalia's losses have grown again after shrinking a little.

It was not clear late last night if the size of the deal had grown again, to accommodate the lower price.