Sentence examples for which grows larger from inspiring English sources
Much of the global fleet, which grows larger and larger, is beyond such enforcement in any case.
Hoping to escape mediocrity and boredom, a depressed corporate worker (Edward Norton) joins a sub-fascist group of disaffected men, a band of bloody brothers, which grows larger and more organized, finally planting bombs.
Re "Op-Chart," by Adriana Lins de Albuquerque, Michael O'Hanlon and Jelly Associates (Op-Ed, Nov. 14), about how things are really going in Iraq: The writers leave out one very important statistic: the number of civilian casualties in Iraq, which grows larger every day.
That is, the bilayer imposes a disjoining force on the channel, which grows larger with increasing hydrophobic mismatch.
And as I've argued many times, if we can manage to build a "patron" company – one which grows large and build an ecosystem around it – it will have the ability to attract all of the best university talent graduating from Southern California.
At some point, centrifugal force caused the globe to flash into a flat disk, which grew larger with continued spinning.
His cyclotrons, which grew larger with each new iteration, called for very large teams of scientists and engineers, not to mention great stores of confidence and public support.
For the organization of chemical datasets we have chosen a combination of Murcko fragmentation [2], ring extraction and iterative substructure searches resulting in a hierarchy of fragments which grow larger with increasing levels or depth.
The bibliography had been part of SQ since the quarterly's inception in 1950 first serving as the final few pages of its fourth annual issue, then taking over that fourth issue, and then, under Harrison Meserole, Jim's predecessor, becoming the quarterly's fifth annual issue, which grew larger and larger with each passing year.
The lower reaction rate results in fewer seeds, which grow larger because they are subjected to the same Ag+ concentration as sample A. Continuous nucleation is avoided, but the particle size range is larger because of the larger size distribution of seeds (Figure 2d).
Their jowls, which grow larger as the animal ages, are covered in spiky protuberances called tubercles.
