Sentence examples for still growing number from inspiring English sources

For each of them, a (still growing) number of indices and metrics have been proposed in the literature and standards.

A still growing number of software concepts and frameworks have been proposed to meet the challenges in the development of more and more complex robotic systems, like humanoids or networked robotics.

Today there are a significant and still growing number of formally trained African philosophers throughout the world who draw on and contribute to the discipline and profession of Philosophy.

Traffic speed values are deduced at an interval of 3 min from GPS traces transmitted in real-time from a large (and still growing) number of privately owned cars (more than 1,000,000) equipped with a specific device covering a range of insurance-related applications.

This high and still growing number of people at risk of death and disability is "a public health threat equivalent to more highly publicized public health problems such as malaria and tuberculosis," the report said.

From a regulatory standpoint, there is an increasing and continuous demand for more rapid, more accurate and more predictive assays due to the already large, but still growing, number of man-made chemicals released into the environment [13].

Still, growing numbers of multinationals are boasting that their China business now pads their global bottom line.

(Of course, many also prefer Netflix, according to the streaming service's still growing numbers, announced yesterday).

Still, a growing number of business leaders worldwide are now throwing their weight behind carbon pricing.

Still, a growing number of the French seem to feel there's something amiss.

Still, a growing number of investors now at least recognise that there is a problem.