Sentence examples for vacuum grew from inspiring English sources
As this information vacuum grew, so did Washington's misperceptions and miscalculations — to the point of choosing to launch a costly war.
As public anger over the power vacuum grew amid fears that the country would revert to military dictatorship, the National Assembly reluctantly acted in February, handing power over to Mr. Yar'Adua's vice president, Goodluck Jonathan.
As this information vacuum grows over time, so too does the likelihood of misperceptions, miscalculations and dangerous mistakes.
He said that the war in Iraq unseated Saddam, but it also destroyed the legal underpinnings of Iraqi society, leaving a power vacuum, growing corruption, and a lack of institutions to right the destabilized country.
Sales of battery-driven vacuum cleaners grew 66% in 2015 and the company now accounts for a quarter of this market around the world.
ERMA served the BofA well until 1967, when her vacuum tubes grew cold and dim and her limited brainpower could no longer cope.
Results show that a TiC layer commenced to form near the surface of Ti3SiC2 at 1200 °C in vacuum and grew rapidly in thickness with temperature rising to 1500 °C.
"I think that allowed a vacuum to form and it allowed a vacuum to grow".
Low wages and a lack of any kind of benefits like health insurance or day care bolster Grabell's argument that the temp industry is creating a kind of vacuum for growing economic inequality.
They had abandoned their previous livelihoods — mainly vegetables, cotton and wheat (which was in severely short supply) — to take advantage of the security vacuum to grow a more profitable crop: opium.
But with the two big parties decapitated, the fear is that the Islamists, both the mainstream and a more radical margin, will profit from the political vacuum and growing economic discontent.This week India, alarmed by the alleged involvement of Bangladeshi terrorists in last month's bombings in the southern city of Hyderabad, urged its neighbour to speed up the restoration of democracy.
