Sentence examples for materially grow from inspiring English sources

Simmons concludes, "Saudi Arabia clearly seems to be nearing or at its peak output and cannot materially grow its oil production".

But churn isn't materially growing, according to the latest SEC filings.

It had everything to do with trying to weaken public sector unions that are the only portion of the labor movement that has materially grown (to represent 35percentt of the public sector work force) over the last 30 years.

Arm sees market share grow materially in the last two and expect the use of ARMv8 to be almost ubiquitous in handsets by 2018.

"ArcelorMittal considers that the capital commitment that would be required to retain its Macarthur interest and grow it materially further, exceeds what is appropriate to allocate to a business that ArcelorMittal does not fully control and consolidate".

"ArcelorMittal considers that the capital commitment that would be required to retain its Macarthur interest and grow it materially further, exceeds what is appropriate to allocate to a business that ArcelorMittal does not fully control and consolidate," the steel company said in a statement at the time.

As for business, investment spending — everything from computer equipment to research and development to warehouses — has been flat over the past year and has not grown materially from pre-recession levels, according to Mark M. Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics.

It has grown materially since that time.

Vivo should keep growing materially faster than the industry, yet sells at 80% of 2010 revenue and 20 times the $600 million I think it will earn.

But Microsoft held a couple of cards in its hand that helped it avoid going public: it never lost money on an annual basis, and it was never materially beholden to venture capitalists to help it grow (mostly).

And in what appears to be a nod to regulators pressing for even higher requirements, the committee proposed an additional surcharge on banks who grow larger or engage in risky activities that would "increase materially" the threat they pose to the financial system.