Sentence examples for operation has grown from inspiring English sources

"And the ferry operation has grown by leaps and bounds without any controls or impact studies".

Since then the operation has grown to 140 employees, and Hemmings now publishes three related magazines, car calendars and books.

Nosek's operation has grown from two employees in April 2013 to 53 employees today, about half of them interns, with everyone crammed into an office about a block from the downtown pedestrian mall.

Starting from a three-person office, Dubna's home health care and hospice operation has grown to nearly two dozen people, and added home care for younger disabled people to its list of services.

The operation has grown from a small outfit helping a few people a year to serving more than 480,000 through partner agencies in the District, Northern Virginia and Montgomery and Prince George's counties.

It does not help that Russian state-owned firms have in the past benefited from judgments akin to those that Telenor is complaining about.The clearest indictment of Russia's investment climate came a few days ago from IKEA, a Swedish retail chain, whose local operation has grown quickly since it opened its first store near Moscow in 2000.

By January 2009, the operation had grown so much — an array of 15 to 20 wine tastings, wine lunches, Champagne cruises and other events per week — that he moved the business literally underground.

The citizens group contends that as the ferry operation had grown, traffic congestion on the North Fork had worsened and overflow parking at the ferry terminal had become a safety hazard.

In places along his supply chain — including Mexico and in Central America — the remnants of his operation have grown into insurgent gangs, and states have succumbed to corruption and internal conflict.

The company's cornerstones — Madden football, FIFA soccer and Tiger Woods golf games — continue to sell millions of copies each year, but both Electronic Arts and its sports operation have grown sluggishly, if at all, in recent years.

McLarty's family has been selling cars since 1921, according to his bio on the RLJ website, and the auto-selling operation had grown into a group of 19 dealers largely located in Arkansas by 1998, when an ownership interest was sold to New York-based Asbury Automotive Group, a publicly held company that's now one of the largest auto retailers in the country.