Sentence examples for sense of growth from inspiring English sources

A bust of the Victorian evolutionist Alfred Russel Wallace underlines a sense of growth and transformation.

Thriving in non-work activities doubles an individual's emotional reserves while instilling a sense of growth and learning.

I think those are the things that people value, where they have a sense of growth and development.

The word "propaganda" is entwined with a sense of growth; "propagare" means "to spread" in the sense of a seed, or of a people, or of an idea.

All change for Fleur too, but not to worry as change is something this character has done almost every week, not in the sense of growth, more to do with inconsistency.

It isn't entirely outlandish to give both teams a chance of doing so successfully, given the sense of growth in US rugby that is being fueled by the sevens game.

Alternately, this suggests that the sensing of growth factors like [VEGF] goes beyond local changes, and requires sensing gradients at longer distances than a few microns.

The following paragraphs discuss the processes modeled: cell activation; cell sensing of growth factors; cell migration, proliferation and elongation; cell branching and the process of a sprout joining an adjacent vessel or another sprout.

While it is true that growth (still) is good for the poor in a general sense, patterns of growth can differ substantially between countries.

The sense of organic growth is also enforced through tight control over the appearance of buildings.

Mesmerised by the bubbles in real estate and the city, Britain was lulled into a false sense of sustainable growth.