Sentence examples for to the growth of a from inspiring English sources

The intensive rabbinic religious involvement led to the growth of a new concept of worship.

Numerous tech startups and a high smartphone use and internet penetration rate have led to the growth of a thriving IT sector.

Mr Blair argues that the Conservatives adopted a laisser-faire attitude to the growth of a British underclass; his government will tackle the problem head on.

It is time to heed the words of Gandhi: "Intolerance is itself a form of violence and an obstacle to the growth of a true democratic spirit".

These findings attest to the growth of a great Hittite empire and its sphere of influence, especially between approximately 1350 and 1180 bce.

And the suspension of the rule of law has created an environment conducive to the growth of a new ruling elite.

At Imperial College London, strong showings at the iGEM Jamboree have contributed to the growth of a full-fledged synthetic-biology institute.

Chernobyl had a profoundly negative effect on the population's thinking about nuclear power and provided a powerful stimulus to the growth of a Green (environmental) movement.

Modesty is a precondition of education, but the Web teaches them something else: the validity of their outlook and the sufficiency of their selves, a confidence ruinous to the growth of a mind.

Nick Molho, executive director of the Aldersgate Group, which represents business and campaigns for a greener economy, said the UK's low-carbon policies had led to the growth of a green sector now worth £122bn and employing 460,000 people.

For strain YX-1217G, the more the biomass, the less was the CA yield, which signified that part of the attenuated metabolism of CA production had shifted to the growth of A. niger.