Sentence examples for has grown because of 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".

Every measure of our business has grown because of him.

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

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

The United States, more than any other country, has welcomed immigrants and has grown because of it.

Interest in the bacteria has grown because of recent publications, and two international meetings on the subject.

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

Urban centres have grown because of a rural-urban movement within the south itself as well as a migration from the north to southern towns.

"Large numbers of Arabs and Turks in this city, whose numbers have grown because of the wrong policies, have no productive function except selling fruit and vegetables".

The report was requested by the Department of Education, where concerns had grown because of the increasing number of children with autism coming into public school systems.

J.D'Addario is among the companies, including Sleepy's, Uncle Wally's and Gold's Pure Food Products, that have grown because of loan programs assembled by the development corporation.