Sentence examples for status growing from inspiring English sources

The universities established then, including my own in Worcester, have all been transformed by university status, growing significantly in student numbers, income, research outputs, and in our contribution to the regional and national economies.

With Aubameyang's status growing both in Africa and Europe, United have stressed their ability to develop the France-born forward's image and commercial power should he move to Old Trafford.

In his first stop in this state since his Iowa surge several weeks ago, Mr. Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, told factory workers in Boscawen that his own economic status growing up in Arkansas as the son of a city fireman was "one generation away from dirt floors".

With Mr. Obama experiencing a difficult first year of his second term and his lame-duck status growing ever nearer, his speech underscored the stirrings of a debate inside the Democratic Party about the party's economic approach, given the halting recovery.

Their status grew even while they were still practising lyrics during their school lunchbreaks, or making beats in their bedrooms.

"And from that time on his status grew within the radical fringe of the extremist network," she said.

His refusal to break with Charter 77 led to other, briefer periods of detention as his celebrity status grew abroad.

As socioeconomic status grew lower, for example, the likelihood of being prescribed a high-risk drug increased.

As ʿAlī's legendary status grew, the importance of his association with Dhū al-faqār also increased.

However, when the plane he boarded was never seen again after its takeoff, his status grew to that of an American legend.

Mr. Lamberton tries to straddle comedy and poignancy, but the scattershot pacing, repetitious fades-to-black and persistent tribal music (conferring a mock shamanic status) grow wearying.