Sentence examples for would actually grow from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, spending would actually grow slightly.

The agency said it was unclear whether production from the Middle East and North Africa would actually grow as expected because some nations, including Libya, might find it difficult to find the necessary investment in exploration and production.

Meanwhile the outlook for the beleaguered Portuguese economy has got worse again: output there is now predicted to fall by 2.3%, rather than 1.9% as set out in February.The forecasts have not dimmed over the past three months as much as they did in the previous three: in November the commission thought that the euro area would actually grow this year (though only by 0.1%).

"I'd actually grown discouraged from entering art contests," Lenz later told a reporter.

If taxes were cut, economic activity would expand and revenue would thus actually grow.

They didn't actually grow up together.

You could actually grow things there.

You can actually grow food from scraps.

While the C.I.A. said last year that Colombia grew 182 tons of coca in 1998, officials said the new study would show that it actually grew a staggering 480 tons, or more than half the worldwide total.

Many would argue, and I would agree, the world has actually grown better by a variety of different measurements.

If I look back that far, I can see that I have actually grown; I still wouldn't be able to beat Mr. Roland at pull ups, but I have a profession now -- albeit an odd one, I get paid to pretend to be a person like those people with no empathy for others, or at least in this film I do.