Sentence examples for has grown closely from inspiring English sources

The cap is dry, colored yellow to light orange to brown, and often develops an irregular shape, especially when it has grown closely crowded with adjacent fruit bodies.

At first Nora wonders what Maurice would have made of these new developments; in marriage, their thoughts and judgments had grown closely entwined.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, various Muslims have expressed offense that the word "Islamic" has grown so closely tied to the radical group, whose ideology and acts of violence they regard as incompatible with the true faith.

Since 2008, the number of applications has grown slowly while rejections have closely matched that trend.

And as the uproar over bonuses has grown here, the body has worked closely with its hand-picked chief executive, Stephen Hester, to cut back on payouts.

It is a team that I have watched closely as it has grown, especially over this season and been really impressed with the spirit, strength and dynamics of the group.

The upcoming up-or-down vote on the "DREAM Act" will be closely monitored by a community that has grown tired of excuses, delays, and false promises.

Following closely behind Japan is China, whose trade has grown dramatically since the 1990s.

The judicial system has grown increasingly politicized, losing independent judges and aligning itself more closely with Mr. Chávez's political movement.

I asked if Felicis has come to work closely with any particular firms as it has grown more powerful in its own right.

Its area corresponds closely to that of the ancient city from which modern London has grown.