Sentence examples for has grown swiftly from inspiring English sources

His ministry has grown swiftly, and now oversees spending of $4.6 billion a year.

Under Hugh McColl, a maverick ex-soldier, NationsBank has grown swiftly.

The company, based in Hangzhou, has grown swiftly since then, as has the Chinese auto industry.

While China's economy has grown swiftly in recent years, most of the growth has been in exports or domestic investment spending.

The State Council, China's cabinet, has warned that it will discourage further construction of new factories in industries like aluminum and steel, whose capacity has grown swiftly in the last three years.

Oertel, initially the spokeswoman for Pegida, whose support has grown swiftly since its inception in November, said she wanted to "prevent a civil war" by forming her own movement.

The company, headquartered in Hangzhou, and the Chinese auto industry have grown swiftly since then.

Since 2007, Arnica's numbers have grown swiftly, and there are now 80 groups around the country, whose mailing lists number anywhere from single figures to the hundreds.

A glance at the television screen or the front page is enough to persuade most Americans that all the old divisive issues have regained center stage, as though journalists had grown swiftly bored with a nation that hoped to put its old contentiousness aside.

U.S. Government-funded disease surveillance systems, which have grown swiftly in scope and sophistication, are providing data for immediate improvements in health.

For the last five years, the super-premium tequila category has grown the most swiftly, according to figures from the Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S. (In 2008, Americans knocked back a total of 10.8 million cases of tequila, totaling about $1.5 billion).