Sentence examples for it has grown far from inspiring English sources

Hartlepool is typical of Britain's rust belt in that it has grown far more slowly than the region it is in.

When the show started it felt a bit like a show by journalists for journalists, but it has grown far beyond that.

Besides, though the gap between rich and poor has increased somewhat in all countries since the 1970s, it has grown far more rapidly and become far wider in Britain and America than it has in continental Europe or Japan.

Wall Street was the seed but it has grown far beyond the streets of New York.

As I've aged myself, I've grown far less inclined to take the risks I did in my youth.

Verizon has repeatedly insisted that it needs more flexibility to reduce or relocate its work force because its profit margins have been squeezed, competition has grown far fiercer during the telecommunications slump and its traditional phone business has been shrinking.

It may not exactly trip off the tongue, but it is an apt description of a business that has grown far beyond simply delivering things.

The shift under Chief Executive Akio Toyoda Akio Toyoda was triggered in part by the quality issues that have hounded the company as the carmaker has grown far beyond its Japanese roots.

It's an acknowledgment that the global economic community has grown far larger than the rich G-7 nations that gather regularly.

It's a topic worthy of discussion, but the conversation has grown far too narrow (as tends to happen in our Silicon Valley bubble).

The pipeline owners agree that demand for gas has grown far faster than their ability to transport it, and that they should either lay new pipe or add compressor stations to squeeze more gas through existing pipe.