Sentence examples for will even grow from inspiring English sources

The government's 2012 budget, presented on Wednesday, estimates that the outlay for CIR will even grow somewhat, to an estimated €5.3 billionn.

Joe Breen of the Northern Ireland Environment Agency said: "It grows over living creatures, it will even grow over seaweed and the speed at which it will grow, it will actually outgrow most species.

They'll even grow under a black walnut tree, where few plants care to be.

Spring onions are also more than happy in containers - they'll even grow without complaint in lengths of plastic guttering.

It may grow to a V. Maybe someday it'll even grow to a triangle or a pyramid.

Maybe he'll even grow up to rival record-holders Giuliano Stroe (who did 20 air push-ups at age 5) or Naomi Kutin, who squatted 215 pounds at age 10.

However, if you remain unaffected, then they will be wasting their time and perhaps they'll even grow bored.

Unless and until religious leaders speak out unambiguously and unceasingly against these acts, and until women are treated as equals within the world's religions, these atrocities will continue, even grow with the dominance of conservative religion worldwide.

"If a founder can accept failure and feel that acceptance from the community, their ambition and appetite for risk taking will stay alive – and even grow".

These models assume that current demand for specialists per population will remain constant or even grow over time [ 7].

But even as they change, the allure of suburbs and the single-family house will not fade and could even grow as they develop more city-like amenities.