Sentence examples for more than growing from inspiring English sources

Several board members characterized the recent troubles as nothing more than growing pains.

And politicians claim that nothing matters more than growing the economy.

While the current problems may amount to little more than growing pains at a business that is trying to compete with the likes of Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, they characterize the steep obstacles that AOL faces as it tries to pull off its latest strategy, announced last August.

To get beyond a black-and-white world requires more than growing up.

Let's meditate on this irony -- that disarmament, finally, means no more than growing old and weak and pathetic.

At another garden a few blocks away -- a patchwork of small plots that had previously been an improvised trash dump -- a sandbox and rope swing indicated that the garden was for more than growing food.

"I'm not taking out more than grows naturally.

Hawke and Arquette do more than grow incrementally older.

But our ocean farms can do more than grow food -- they can also produce green energy.

"There's nothing more stressful than growing financial insecurity everywhere".

Growing these complex tissues is much more challenging than growing sheets of skin or connective tissue.