Sentence examples for can grow through from inspiring English sources

Daisies can grow through concrete.

In the courtyards a thin concrete layer was selectively smashed, so that plants can grow through the cracks.

They set themselves tasks — ministering in jail, feeding the homeless, helping to set up the church on Sunday morning — so that they can grow through the experience of service.

If the Tour de Neglect is intended to showcase the grave implications of inattention and abandonment, it also offers a glimpse of what can grow through the resilience and ingenuity of the city's citizens.

That could decrease the amount of oxygen reaching the eye and if untreated, she said, "the blood vessels can grow through the line of sight, causing permanent vision impairment".

Although it has its uses (as a pan scrubber or made into a liquid fertiliser with anti-fungal properties), horsetail isn't a weed you want to encourage as it is very hard to get rid of and can grow through virtually everything, including asphalt.

"The only way you can grow is through acquisitions.

Both public sector surpluses and current account deficits (CADs) draw demand out of the private sector; the only way it can grow is through deficits, via increased indebtedness and reduced savings (the sectorial accounting approach).

In a sharp reversal of its long-held belief that it can grow solely through its own research and development, Merck is buying Schering-Plough for $41 billion in cash and stock.

South America can grow right through this world recession, just as China will.

The sooner you start saving the better, because even small amounts of money invested early can grow quickly through the power of compound interest.