Sentence examples for has grown continually from inspiring English sources

While Union Station has grown continually through the years, Doulos said the number of homeless and needy began to rise dramatically in 1980 and now may be leveling off.

In Hawaiian green turtles, for example, FP became prevalent in the 1980s, and apparently peaked in the 1990s [16], [17] though the turtle population has grown continually [5].

Investment in treatment and services in lieu of or in conjunction with criminal justice options can yield considerable savings to taxpayers who have carried the heavy financial burden as correctional populations have grown continually and precipitously over the past 30 years (NIDA 1999; Pew Center 2010).

This belief system comes from a larger stem within Jewish society, and its own that has grown over the years and continually amplified.

Simultaneously, new social and technological solutions to energy problems continually evolve, and interest in the concept of sociotechnical transitions has grown.

P.M.C. has continually made hires of top talent at Deadline ever since we acquired the business and in four years has grown the team".

Dealing in microscopic distances, the chip makers have grown accustomed to improving performance continually and exponentially by finding ways to reduce the lengths of paths that electrons must travel within silicon wafers while at the same time multiplying the number of paths within the chips and between components.

The first time he appeared, I was about to refuse whatever appeal he might make, for I was continually pestered by tramps and I had grown hard.

You're so beautiful… I'm continually amazed and delighted by how you've grown.

The recipient cells bearing the target cassette were grown continually in hygromycin to eliminate cells that had spontaneously lost expression of the HygR-TK cassette.

In the last two, we've seen things grow continually.