The phrase "responsibility grows" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the increase in responsibility or burden that someone may feel over time. Example: With each promotion, his responsibility grows, and he must learn to juggle even more tasks and projects at work.
"My responsibility grows," the midfielder said after Colombia's 3-0 win over Greece.
"Your powers decline every day, and you have fewer and fewer methods at your disposal — but your responsibility grows bigger and bigger every day".
"I was always cycling for my dad and then the coaches and my results got better and suddenly the responsibility grows and I'm doing it for a programme.
As awareness of corporate social responsibility grows, businesses have come to realise that their supply chain and its management can say a lot about the kind of company they are and the values they hold.
"Suddenly the responsibility grows and I'm doing it for somebody else, I'm doing it for a programme, I'm doing it for the country, I'm doing it for, like, everybody".
As he moves deeper into the narrative, and he realizes that what he's chasing effects, literally, the whole of humanity, his sphere of responsibility grows in turn.
The report also found that spending on prisons, largely a state responsibility, grew faster than spending on police, which is primarily local.
Between 1997 and 1999, portfolios screened for social responsibility grew to $1.5 trillion from $529 billion, mostly in private stock accounts, according to the Social Investment Forum, a trade group that surveyed several hundred investment firms.
August 5, 1934 Port Royal, Kentucky Wendell Berry, in full Wendell Erdman Berry (born Aug. 5, 1934, Port Royal, Ky., U.S.) American author whose nature poetry, novels of America's rural past, and essays on ecological responsibility grew from his experiences as a farmer.
The discussion on social responsibility grew in popularity and took shape during the 60s.
I theorized that first borns were often given more responsibility growing up, and wondered if this role served as training wheels for building startups.
