Sentence examples for needs to grow with from inspiring English sources

Most politicians and economists agree that Britain needs to grow with less consumption.

A currency needs to grow with the people, not past them.

If you do, you're getting rid of the moisture that your hair needs to grow with.

As we grow, we redefine our values, needs, expectations and each partner needs to grow with the other and not grow apart from the other.

It seems to me that some series do not get the time they need to grow, with the result that they're either killed before they start truly to work or – the adorable Last Tango in Halifax might be an example of this – the anxious writer throws too much into the first two series and so winds up in a narrative cul-de-sac (when you've done everything, where else to go?).

"We need to grow with unit economics that make sense, not at any possible cost," says Yusuf. "We believe we are on a path to profitability with this fundraise".

The thinking is that Club Med, established in the 50s, needs to grow up with its customers, whose demands are changing as they become older, wealthier and more picky.

The New York air travel market is going to continue to grow and the system needs to grow to cope with it".

The National Park system is also incomplete in that it needs to grow to keep pace with the recreational needs of our ever-increasing population.

It confronts the party and its leaders with a paradox: they know Congress needs to grow out of its feudal obsession with "the family".

Uber CEO says he needs to "grow up" after fiery row with driver.