Примеры outgrow

• No work is predetermined; every work begins somewhere with a motif and outgrows its organ to become an organism.

• To a debate that persists (despite the field's outgrowing it), nielsen's target article proposes a singularly constructive and clearly stated resolution.

• A change in preferences is more likely to be the case when a person outgrows their childhood socio-economic status.

• In most cases the child quickly outgrows the outfit and never has another opportunity to wear it.

• They may even abduct children, who are otherwise fascinated - something that must be outgrown - by promises of adventure.

• The second cause of stenosis, outgrowing the small prosthesis, is another specific problem of children with a small annulus.

• While it has long outgrown its initial aspirations, they are worth acknowledging.

• Unfortunately, years of inflation, pay curbs and good intentions had taken their toll; and social security payments were outgrowing wages.

• He outgrew his shyness, but the insecurity and a deep unhappiness remained.

• Such objections will really not do, and by this stage in the book we ought to have outgrown the belief that they might.

• Since then, livestock populations have substantially outgrown the capacity of commons for meeting grazing requirements.

• Either the child outgrows mild problems or these become worse.

• On the right it engendered levels of nationalist engagement and forms of agitation which far outgrew the cosy informalities of conventional conservative politics.

• They propose that these individuals performed an essential function in ancestral groups, splitting populations as they outgrew resources.

• While we have attempted to oversize slightly the conduit at the time of surgery, all the grafts eventually will be outgrown.