Sentence examples for serious growing from inspiring English sources

In Montreal, of course, where I did my latter, serious growing up, I became a Canadiens fan.

He does some serious learning and some serious growing up: a process painful for him, but a gripping roller-coaster for the reader.

HIV/AIDS epidemic is a serious, growing public health problem worldwide.

Make it clear to ourselves and the world that the U.S. is a serious, growing, job-rich economy that is worthy of new investment and emulation.

After two seasons of being "Homeland's" resident bratty teenager, Dana Brody (Morgan Saylor) did some serious growing up and rebelling this week, and her TV dad Damian Lewis is not happy about it.

THE infant Pan-African Parliament, known as the PAP, is having serious growing pains.

No other serious grown up European government has got that kind of figure still left.

Similarly, diabetes mellitus (DM) is a serious and growing public health problem worldwide with severe complications, including increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality (3, 4).

Radioactive waste is a serious and growing international challenge.

If we are serious about growing the game, a two-division tournament must be considered.

"I do think it's a serious and growing problem, the exploitation of illegal workers".