Sentence examples for swelling numbers from inspiring English sources

Women in black joined swelling numbers of jubilant demonstrators.

The swelling numbers of Syrians have caused many new stresses in Syria's neighbors.

Yet despite their swelling numbers, Britain's self-employed still face a range of unfavourable myths and assumptions.

Feeding the swelling numbers of people on our planet is one of the most serious challenges facing our leaders today.

Swelling numbers of young women, joined by some young men, gathered spontaneously at the shrine and held candlelight vigils.

Earth's swelling numbers are forcing more and more people to live in geological and meteorological danger zones.

Credit is booming, particularly to the swelling numbers who have moved out of poverty and into the middle class.

Those swelling numbers are destroying ecosystems, polluting the atmosphere and the sea, raising temperatures and melting ice caps and we have no idea what the outcome will be.

"It was a challenge," admits Horsman, reflecting on Cranford Park's swelling numbers, "when you've got to get to know 120 children's names every year.

Life is not so much fun, however, for the army of local people and recent immigrants who work to keep the swelling numbers of the super-rich happy.

With waiting lists lengthening and the government's cuts to housing benefit, there are worries that swelling numbers living in temporary shelter will become a permanent feature.