Sentence examples for teams has grown from inspiring English sources

An interesting twist is that the percentage of men coaching women's basketball teams has grown.

The competition, which began in 1989 with 28 teams, has grown to 1,300 teams nationally.

The number of teams has grown to 14 or 15 a semester, from 10 to 12 four years ago.

"The relationship between the fans and the teams has grown closer even as it has grown farther" in the age of multimillion-dollar contracts, Johnson said.

Entering the 2013-14 season, the N.B.A.'s upper class — which, on its lower end, includes both New York teams — has grown to include about half the league.

However, the number of female coaches has grown because the number of college basketball teams has grown, to 1,049 this year from 466 teams in 1978.

American teams have grown accustomed to television crews working inside their locker rooms.

Teams have grown more cautious about breaking the bank to assemble huge offers for aging stars.

Over the years, as teams have grown more diverse, dispersed, digital, and dynamic, collaboration has become more complex.

As the teams have grown better at predicting human preferences, the more incomprehensible their computer programs have become, even to their creators.

"This year's team has grown," he said.