Sentence examples for transfer has grown from inspiring English sources

"While the initial Congressional reaction to Bergdahl's release was largely positive (and many Members had previously written to the Administration urging greater efforts on his behalf), criticism of the transfer has grown significantly over the past week," Dobbins' note for Kerry says.

Regarding the question of incorporating transfer cases, we showed that in the Netherlands the proportion of deaths occurring after a transfer has grown for MI, especially for 30-day mortality.

The 20-year-old swapped the north-west of England for Turin last summer, departing Old Trafford on a free transfer having grown disillusioned with life under the then manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

What we see in practice, however, is that European countries with relatively low inequality of market income do much more redistribution than the United States, with its high inequality – and that as America has gotten more unequal, its tax and transfer system has grown less, not more redistributive.

The level of balance transfer activity in January has grown steadily in recent years: British Bankers Associationn figures show 412,000 transactions totalling £0.82bn in the first month of 2010, rising to 592,000 switches with a combined value of £1.34bn in 2015.

The amount of military hardware transferred through the program has grown astronomically over the years.

It has been argued that the influence of transfer on hospital mortality statistics has grown in recent years, due to the shortening of length of stay [ 6].

By turning money transfer into yet another mode of teenage interaction (users speak of "venmoing" a few dollars to each other), it has grown from transferring $59m a quarter in 2012 to about $1.3 billion now (see chart).

Like the 85 other men who've been cleared for release or transfer yet remain incarcerated at Guantanamo without charge or trial, Aamer has grown desperate.

Black Friday has grown rapidly in the UK after Amazon transferred the idea from across the Atlantic in 2010 by offering deals to British customers.

There is growing evidence that Mr. Castro's brother Raúl has grown impatient with his role as place holder and has been agitating for a permanent transfer of power.