Sentence examples for this question has grown from inspiring English sources

This question has grown resonant as Americans try to secure satisfying answers for themselves, reclaiming identities stripped by the downturn.

Recent interest in this question has grown in response to the worldwide trend toward developing hydropower as a source of renewable energy in Asia and South America, and the movement toward removing unnecessary dams in the US.

For the past week, as they prepared to play at Tampa Bay tonight, the question has grown an echo.

The thought preoccupies me more and more as each day passes: "What on earth should I do with all the banks that I now own?" As the global financial crisis accelerates and deepens and I assume ownership of an ever-longer list of banks and building societies, the question has grown in urgency.

The question has grown much more heated with the advent of the internet.

The question has grown more urgent since the release of data Friday showing a record-high rate of unemployment in the euro zone, poor job creation in the United States and a slowdown in manufacturing in China.

Internationally, attention to these questions has grown hand-in-hand with interest in expanding children's opportunities for early education, with the assumption that transitions may be facilitated through coordination and collaboration between early educators and schools (UNICEF 2012).

With Tuesday's announcement that the White House had abandoned that approach and was no longer asking for a settlement freeze, it became clear that those questions had grown too big to ignore.

Tevi Troy, a domestic policy advisor to President George W. Bush, said the questions have grown only deeper since the party's autopsy report.

In fact, the Tory lead on both questions has grown over the past couple of years as the economy improves and doubts grow about whether Labour can safely be let loose on the public finances.

And, gradually, their questions have grown less ignorant.