Sentence examples for has grown younger from inspiring English sources

Croft, in fact, has grown younger with time's passing.

In Persian Mirrors: The Elusive Face of Iran, by Elaine Sciolino (Touchstone/Simon & Schuster, $14), a senior correspondent for The New York Times who has visited and covered the nation since the 1970's maintains that the influence of the revolutionary mullahs has waned as the population has grown younger.

Our readership has grown younger and more diverse, largely as a result of our digital strategy.

As Fischer has aged, the markets for his ideas have grown younger.

Echoing what Santiago told us, the website says that since the truce ended things have grown less bureaucratic and the leaders outside prison have grown younger and less indebted to the hierarchal structure of the gangs.

Themes of religion and revolution in art, theatre, cinema, and literature have increasingly struggled to retain an audience in a society that has grown demographically younger and more integrated into a globalizing world.

"The national team has grown up, younger players have won invaluable experiences," he added.

In the years since the NBA lost a 1971 Supreme Court case that opened the draft to underclassmen, the league has grown progressively younger, more players leaving college early, if not jumping straight from high school.

That's why illegal phone and person-to-person activities tend to involve older individuals while digital crime has grown among younger people who generally spend more time online via desktop and handheld devices.

I suppose there may be some rightwing cranks who think Islamic State has grown among young Muslim people because they are bloodthirsty masochists or some such nonsense.

And it has grown some young maestros of its own, like Hugo Arroyo, one of the best players anywhere of the jarana, a ukulele-like instrument from Veracruz, and Lucina Rodriguez, a singer and expert in zapateado dancing.