Sentence examples for swelling contingent from inspiring English sources

The regime was struggling to keep the swelling contingent of reporters away from sensitive stories, forcing them to recruit English speakers from the local university as extra minders.

Earlier this week, a mild-mannered freelance science writer stood on the steps of London's imposing Royal Courts of Justice and declared his determination, come what may, to stand up for free speech against what he and an ever-swelling contingent of scientists, public figures and celebrities believe is the oppressive burden of the UK's libel laws.

Since the 2001 census, the racial demographic has shifted rapidly, particularly with the swelling of the west African contingent.

While in Syria, the sheikh met young Saudis who are swelling the ranks of IS; Saudi nationals are believed to be the second-largest contingent making up the group's foreign fighters, behind only Tunisia.

No swelling.

The swelling has gone.

Public outrage was swelling.

Obviously there's swelling.

He had some swelling.

"It's just swelling.

And membership was swelling.