Sentence examples for progress has grown from inspiring English sources

Economists ask why it is that capital, labour, or technical progress has grown more rapidly in one economy than in another or at one time than at another.

In fact recently, because of the economic crash, a sense of what seemed like slow but steady progress has been thoroughly undermined, and the awareness of everything that always threatened or contradicted that progress has grown.

But, as the competition has progressed, he has grown in strength and confidence.

The world has progressed, technology has grown, and the human race has reached the moon, despite all of the errors and stupidities of the past.

With so many dead and so little progress, the Mexican populace has grown war-weary.

But while our awareness of these issues has grown, progress in addressing them has been much slower.

The documents also seem to be fueling widespread unease among voters who were already concerned about the war's progress, a group that has grown substantially in the past year, according to many polls.

While other caravans have generally withered as they have progressed north, this one has grown, perhaps in part as a result of all the media attention it has received.

And while the problem is long-standing, the report concludes that among disadvantaged children, the progress gap in these areas has "grown dramatically" in the last five years.

He added: "Sandals has made tremendous progress in the last decade and has grown to be a very inclusive space.

The transformation of eastern Germany along these lines is in progress, and the sector's importance has grown considerably there.