0 to grow too big for something -- вырастать из чего-либо, больше не помещаться где-либо
1 to develop so that something is not now suitable -- перерастать
While we have attempted to oversize slightly the conduit at the time of surgery, all the grafts eventually will be outgrown.
They propose that these individuals performed an essential function in ancestral groups, splitting populations as they outgrew resources.
On the right it engendered levels of nationalist engagement and forms of agitation which far outgrew the cosy informalities of conventional conservative politics.
Either the child outgrows mild problems or these become worse.
Since then, livestock populations have substantially outgrown the capacity of commons for meeting grazing requirements.
Such objections will really not do, and by this stage in the book we ought to have outgrown the belief that they might.
He outgrew his shyness, but the insecurity and a deep unhappiness remained.
Unfortunately, years of inflation, pay curbs and good intentions had taken their toll; and social security payments were outgrowing wages.
