Sentence examples for not yet growing from inspiring English sources

Gurría explained that the recent slowdown in emerging market economies, led by China, had been particularly damaging because it had come at a time when the advanced economies, in particular the eurozone and Japan, were not yet growing at a robust enough pace to drive global growth.

Terry had not yet grown into himself.

Their creation feels like Balthazar's kid sister, clever and promising, but not yet grown-up.

And those pop stars had not yet grown comfortable acting as political provocateurs.

In the early 1960s, the division between the parties had not yet grown poisonous.

But of course the boy I know today has not yet grown into the man he will someday become.

This may explain why revenues have stopped falling but have not yet grown by even a full percentage point.

Unloved and not yet grown into a sense of autonomy, Camille as a student adopted the unconscious survival strategy of frequent reports to the college infirmary.

That is the highest level since 1983 and evidence that the economy, though expanding, has not yet grown enough to end the brutal conditions facing American workers.

Little Lenny Wilkens, not yet grown to 6 feet 1 inch and so skinny he might have fitted through a picket fence, was playing ball with some friends.

This is the Spain of Goya, still, a place becalmed, not yet grown into its 20th-century spasms and ideas, let alone its cruelty.