Sentence examples for has grown because from inspiring English sources

Chaloner suggested that authorship has grown "because of the pressure for people to have publications in their names", with an "agreement to let you come onto this paper and I'll get on yours next time".

On the whole, her reputation has grown, because in a period when there is a general feeling that the west lacks leadership, it's very clear that even if you don't like it, she achieved an enormous amount and knew where she was going on most things.

Every measure of our business has grown because of him.

The scale of the problem has grown because we have unleashed a maelstrom.

Understanding of fire dynamics has grown because of Underwriters Laboratories' fire-testing work.

Truck traffic has grown because more stores keep just-in-time inventories that demand constant replenishing.

"Train ridership has grown because of the free shuttle," said Ed Houghton, director of employee relations.

Hotels.com said its revenue had grown because more customers were using its hotels.com reservation site, which the company started in March.

Profits have grown because Americans have borrowed money to spend more than they have been earning.

Inland cities in the American West such as Boise have grown because of migration from elsewhere.

We have grown because there are few GP practices locally in an area of high patient population and demand.