Sentence examples for raised growing from inspiring English sources

Federal gun laws depend on the states for enforcement, and the failure of Virginia to flag Mr. Cho has raised growing questions about the adequacy of background checks to scrutinize potential gun buyers.

In recent years high sodium intake has raised growing concern worldwide.

But it raised "growing concerns" about the number of police on the beat.

Data assimilation, at the heart of numerical weather prediction (e.g., Talagrand et al. 1997), has raised growing interest in the context of terrestrial magnetism over the last decade (Fournier et al. 2010; Hulot et al. 2015).

More importantly, herb-drug interaction has raised growing concern to scientists despite the fact that there is growing popularity of TCM as complementary medicines with Western drugs in various diseases, including hyperlipidemia, CVD, and diabetes [ 194, 195].

The ever-increasing role of RCE in academic, industry and society comforts the expansion of data sharing and raises growing concerns about controlling access to this data.

Such donations could raise growing questions as Snapchat becomes a bigger player in producing and distributing journalism.

The increasing throughput of sequencing raises growing needs for methods of sequence analysis and comparison on a genomic scale, notably, in connection with phylogenetic tree reconstruction.

Greenmarket's organizers took the rare step of suspending Mr. Dines for selling meat he did not raise on his farm, a violation of their rule that vendors must raise, grow or make everything they sell at the markets.

As the amount we raise grows, so do our production expectations more of everything!

"I use the simple, probably oversimplified analogy that you got a raise, but your bills are coming in higher than the amount of the raise, growing more than the raise," said Scott D. Pattison, the executive director of the budget officers' association.