Sentence examples for in which growing from inspiring English sources

A culture of "crotch-grabbing" men in which, growing up gay, "you are not able to be yourself".

Whether tropical or temperate, natural grasslands occur in environments in which growing conditions are favourable for only a short season.

Instead, Cose sketches a picture of steady historical and generational change in which growing optimism among blacks is a natural response to waning racial bigotry among whites.

Their purpose in doing so was to vastly overrepresent rural areas in which African-Americans were denied the franchise and underrepresent urban areas in which growing numbers of African-Americans were more able to exercise their right to vote.

The criticism sparked an angry response from the solar industry, which accused Truss of singling out the technology and ignoring the manner in which growing numbers of solar farms are co-located with food production and biodiversity initiatives.

The UK is at risk of creating a two-tier labour market in which growing numbers of workers earn little more than the legal minimum, the founding chair of the government's Low Pay Commission has warned.

Fairness is the soil in which grows Australian wealth.

Inequality, racism, injustice and marginalisation are a warm petri dish in which grow part of the seeds for violent extremism.

And such enthusiasm spills over into "Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked," in which grown men push the comic book's importance up, up and away from reality.

Beneath us was a valley in which grew dark clumps of bushes and trees, pale grasses and deep patches of earth.

Behind his house was a beautiful grotto in which grew a lovely hepatica.