Sentence examples for sizes swelled from inspiring English sources

Class sizes swelled after the two received media attention from their role on the silver-medal winning United States team at the 1997 Coupe du Monde de la Patisserie.

Meanwhile, deal sizes swelled.

Kevin McCoy, a faculty member at the institute with a practice in Milwaukee, said he had seen annual class sizes swell to 100 from 75 students in recent years.

Now add to that class sizes swollen to absurd levels, as governments have not been able to add teachers and new buildings at the same rate as they are adding new pupils.

The Iraqi community alone, its size swelled by the Persian Gulf war, numbers about 3,000.

It's also tough for people to fully grasp the impact of bigger sizes even as portion sizes have swelled.

Millions of public school students across the nation are seeing their class sizes swell because of budget cuts and teacher layoffs, undermining a decades-long push by parents, administrators and policy makers to shrink class sizes.

In the time I've been here the number of classes offered, and class sizes, have swelled.

As could be noticed from the values of the particles sizes (in swelled stage), the layer-by-layer covering technique with three successive layers of Chit/HA/Chit seemed to provide the most suitable nanoparticles dimensions (180 264 nm), ensuring a degree of covering of the NP and a compact structure.

A November 2009 study by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease found that the average food waste per person per day has increased by half, to 1,400 calories (that's two Big Macs with cheese), since 1974 as more people eat out and portion sizes have swelled.

Edward Garner, a director at Kantar Worldpanel, said: "The number of shoppers visiting Aldi has grown by 16 per cent year on year at the same time as the average basket size has swelled by nearly 15 per cent.