Growing in sentence

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There is a subtler, quieter disadvantage in having those privileged traits and yet feeling history to be moving away from you; that while the past was hospitable to people like you, the future will be more hospitable to others; that the world is growing less familiar, less yours day by day.

Our global economy stops growing.

But none of them have been the big overhaul we really need to get us growing again.

This is why we are not growing.

Truffles are this delicacy that stems from a fungus growing on the roots of living trees.

But there are growing problems.

And the biggest problem is that overall, they've appropriated the largesse of the digital age asymmetrically: we have wealth creation, but we have growing social inequality.

The first era of the internet, the internet of information, brought us wealth but not shared prosperity, because social inequality is growing.

And this is at the heart of all of the anger and extremism and protectionism and xenophobia and worse that we're seeing growing in the world today, Brexit being the most recent case.

This is 600 billion dollars a year, and it's growing, and these people are getting ripped off.

Well, in the course of studying these and a bunch of other success stories, like the way Rwanda pulled itself back together after civil war or Brazil has reduced inequality, or South Korea has kept its economy growing faster and for longer than any other country on Earth, I've noticed a few common threads.

I want people to know that growing your own food is like printing your own money.

It was very low until around about 1850, and then the rate of population growth began to rise so that around the time I was born, when we first saw those images from the moon of our planet, our global population was growing at two percent a year.

If it had carried on growing at two percent a year for just another couple of centuries, the entire planet would be covered with a seething mass of human bodies all touching each other.

One of the first contributions we had was from a woman called Nikki, who described growing up, being molested my her own father.

And so this tumor is now growing in this mouse's brain, and then we've taken a doctor and asked the doctor to please operate on the mouse as if that was a patient, and take out piece by piece out of the tumor.

Or, absent crisis, we need to see that the hollowing out, the inequality, the challenges that are growing and growing in the United States, are themselves urgent enough to force our leaders to change, and that we have those voices.

This woman was an incredible role model for me and everyone growing up at that time, including boys.

There's a growing group of investors, call them "conscious investors."

Growing up in Kenya, I knew I always wanted to study biochemistry.

There's obviously many important questions, but I think the following is a good place to start: What do we think the connection is between a child's growing mind and their growing body?

Because even the newspapers at this point were starting to write nice things about brown people, so I could feel that my superpower was growing.

The thing is, what most people don't understand is that there are so many of us growing up in Europe who are not free to be ourselves.

Or how about this other transparent beauty with a beating heart, asexually growing on top of its head, progeny that will move on to reproduce sexually.

Let me say that again: this animal is growing asexually on top of its head, progeny that is going to reproduce sexually in the next generation.

And it's good for the planet, too: the trees absorbed carbon when they were growing up, and they gave off oxygen, and now that carbon is trapped inside the walls and it's not being released into the atmosphere.

There's a growing body of research examining the relationship between chronic stress and illness.

There's also a growing body of research showing that people who experience more discrimination are more likely to have poor health.

Our children are growing up very quickly learning to read, learning to use machinery.

It's almost as if my mother, when I was growing up, said, "We will not be those black people."

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