Sentence examples for may grow faster from inspiring English sources

If the balance is upset, one or the other may die, or one may grow faster than the other.

Euro-area GDP next year may grow faster than America's by nearly a full percentage point (see chart).

However, because fast-growing racial groups represent a larger share of the population in some states, these states may grow faster over all.

Three-quarters of revenue come from rich economies in continental Europe (although Mr Prot reckons these banking markets may grow faster than over-indebted America, Britain or Spain).

For example, ectomycorrhizal seedlings may grow faster than arbuscular mycorrhizal seedlings when colonizing forests dominated by ectomycorrhizal trees, generating positive feedbacks as a consequence of mycorrhizal type matching.

While it is true that trees may grow faster when we remove their comrades, because more sunlight means more photosynthesis, they actually grow too quickly for their own good.

But pressure may grow fast for an early general election, which could, judging by opinion polls, bring to power Vojislav Kostunica, Mr Djindjic's rival and former president of Yugoslavia in the wake of Mr Milosevic's fall.If that were to happen, the pace of economic reform would be likely to slow.

And South Africa grew by only 2.5% last year and may not grow faster than 2% this year.

Health policy experts say that costs may well grow faster than the official projections suggest.

India's year-on-year growth rate could well hit double figures at some point in 2007, and the country may even grow faster than China for at least one quarter.

However, sharks that are successful in surviving through the winter may actually grow faster in the colder months due to the temperature dependent decrease of their MR and a reduction in conspecific competition as the result of high summer seasonal attrition due to starvation and emigration.