Sentence examples for swelled since from inspiring English sources

But the flow has swelled since the 1990s, when apartheid ended and South Africa opened up to the world.

Membership has swelled since the site was launched in December 2012 – it currently has 670 members with 751 journeys registered.

Those around Ms. O'Day prefer harangues, speaking mercilessly about her weight, which has swelled since Diddy kicked her out of Danity Kane.

Their ranks have swelled since the Bloomberg administration closed off parts of Times Square to car traffic, in 2011, leaving broad patches of fresh pedestrian space.

The tragedy has shaken central Florida's large Puerto Rican community — a population that has swelled since Hurricane Maria hit the island in September.

Ayatollah Sistani, the sources say, believes the Shiite population has swelled since then and therefore would be underrepresented on any list based on a 55percentt figure.

Debts in Iceland, in particular, have swollen since then.

The Seine has continued to swell since the river burst its banks on Wednesday, raising alarms throughout the city.

Ignoring a tide of opposition that has swollen since he took office in June, Mr Morsi pushed through a controversial referendum in December to endorse a new constitution.

These rainy-day funds have swollen since 2004, mostly because of increased hoarding by oil-exporters and by China (see chart 2).

The ranks of Australia's billionaires have swollen since the global financial crisis, from 14 in 2008 to 33 in 2017, after eight more individuals became billionaires last year.