Sentence examples for notes growing from inspiring English sources
Baird fills in the spaces, her notes growing increasingly strident, with a glacial guitar solo eventually taking over.
Sonu Agrawal of Weather Risk notes growing demand for detail on highly localised conditions and short-term rain and hail forecasts.
Yet, as Christopher McNally, a China specialist at the East-West Center in Hawaii, notes, "growing economic interdependence doesn't guarantee the relationship will grow".
This works well so long as the company is meeting or exceeding their financial projections, but, Cordes notes, "growing a business is never a linear path.
Its latest annual report notes "growing concerns" over the finances of southern European banks and governments.Deposits don't travelThere are other ways of utilising excess deposits abroad, says Anthony Stevens, a consultant at Oliver Wyman.
It notes growing support for her proposed deal among MPs from her Conservative Party but says it remains doubtful that it will eventually be approved, adding: "The Brexit chaos in the British Parliament goes on". Similarly Germany's Bild speaks of the "chaos becoming even more confusing" after MPs rejected all eight alternative Brexit proposals.
The notes grew longer, and more eloquent, and increasingly personal.
A woman reading the notes grew misty eyed.
Personal handwritten notes grow rarer by the day.
For example Argentina, the report notes, grew much faster after enacting market reforms than Costa Rica.
"Young women today," Brandon notes, "grow up in the world that Mary Wollstonecraft dreamed of".
