Sentence examples for possibly growing from inspiring English sources

And in 1986, Western Europe (except Britain) reacted icily to America's bombing of Libya.Differing perceptions of the Middle East remain a serious, and possibly growing, problem.

Moving to a $300 billion deficit now, possibly growing to a $400 billion deficit or more if there is a war with Iraq, would be seen as inflationary and would drive up interest rates on long-term securities.

Still, one Democrat questioned whether Mr. Silver would be able to hold back a possibly growing sentiment in a situation in which Mr. Pataki, citing the crisis in New York City and the overwhelming popularity of Mr. Giuliani, could argue for delaying the election for one year.

But talk of GCI's possibly growing influence also helped gather votes this spring in the Legislature to find money for a state-chartered television system called the Alaska Rural Communications Service, which serves many small communities and is structurally guaranteed to provide a neutral content mix.

But the main reason for the investor optimism is Zynga's big and possibly growing returns from Facebook's platform.

But two decades later, North Korea has a small and possibly growing stockpile of nuclear weapons - and the United States no longer contemplates going to war to stop it.

"More mature companies can't possibly grow at that rate".

"It would help their industry not only survive," she said, "but possibly grow".

"I can't possibly grow enough to eat," he says.The alternative is often worse, however.

British film cannot possibly grow in confidence and ambition when it receives such limiting knocks from its compatriot peers.

Like "Parks and Recreation" or even "Barney Miller," "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" could — just possibly — grow into something greater than the sum of its quirks.