Sentence examples for material has grown from inspiring English sources

He has had six one-man shows on Broadway, and no matter how many of his former fans have, like me, fallen away over the years as his material has grown staler and less shrewd and his demeanor more intolerant and self-justifying, legions of admirers will undoubtedly track him to the Brooks Atkinson Theater, where "Laughing Room Only" opened last night.

Over the last century the generation of overburden material has grown dramatically with the increasing demand for minerals and metals in the world market and the decreasing metal ore grades being mined in Zimbabwe.

The series, which follows millionaire playboy crime novelist Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion) as he trails NYPD Detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic) for material, has grown its audience every season since premiering, averaging around 12 million viewers an episode.

The producers decided to leave this humiliating scene in because they had picked up that the audience's appetite for uncomfortable, degrading material had grown, and they weren't going to go against their audience.

It may be significant that this new millennium is another period when support for craftsmanship and natural materials has grown from a philosophy that is against global overreach and fast fashion.

With the rapid development of these industries in recent years, the demand for silicon materials has grown exponentially.

The use of neutron diffraction as a tool for measuring strain in crystalline materials has grown in the past decade.

During the twentieth century, plasticity, as an example of inelastic deformation of materials, has grown to become a distinct field in solid mechanics.

Interest in self-sensing structural materials has grown in recent years due to their potential to enable continuous low-cost monitoring of next-generation smart-structures.

"As the markets have grown and the ability to separate materials has grown, so those changes have come together to provide more value, and more market, for that material".

Research in bioethanol production from lignocellulosic plant materials has grown significantly over the last few decades as the depletion of non-renewable fuels and increasing greenhouse gas emissions continue to create an increasing need for an alternative non-fossil transportation fuel.