Sentence examples for has grown notably from inspiring English sources

Aquaculture, focusing primarily on hard clams and oysters, has grown notably since the turn of the 21st century.

Peter Arnell, the founder of the Arnell Group, a brand and product invention company, said the trend toward using real-people models has grown notably in the last five years thanks to reality television, YouTube and MySpace.

As I've written elsewhere, Europe's voice has grown notably weaker over the past couple of years, not least because Britain, preoccupied with its own problems, has scarcely been able to interest itself in foreign countries.

Federal officials said Operation Card Shop, as the sting is being called, was unusually broad and represented a significant step in combating credit card fraud, which has grown notably more sophisticated recently.

Firstly, in spite of the prediction that it would be reorganised or even disappear, the informal economy has grown notably in many countries and in some cases has appeared in innovative forms and procedures or unexpected spaces.

Follin's stage presence has grown notably stronger since Cults' self-titled debut album was released in 2011.

Climate sceptics have grown notably more vocal within the Tory party in the past year, supported by the antipathy of the chancellor, George Osborne, to green regulation and renewable energy subsidies.

Time after time descriptions of countries that have successfully reduced population growth show how they have grown notably richer at the same time, even if they are not exactly well-off: Guatemala in central America, Bangladesh in south-east Asia, and the Asian tiger of South Korea.

The industry has grown as women, notably ill-educated rural migrants, enter India's labour market in larger numbers.

Like Suiza, Earthgrains has grown through acquisition, notably its March purchase of Metz Baking.

U.S. emissions have been roughly flat since the late 1990s and are now falling while the rest of the world, notably China, has grown rapidly.