Sentence examples for cannot grow to from inspiring English sources

Yet Heathrow cannot grow to meet demand.

An internal company report says the national carrier cannot make a profit even from capital already invested, and it cannot grow to survive because the more it flies, the more it loses.

While it is true that economies can now grow faster without suffering from inflation, it is also true that asset prices cannot grow to the sky.

Intuitively, if the mean arrival rate vector ⋀ → is located in the physical layer rate region, there must be a transmit rate vector R → larger than ⋀ →, so that the queue cannot grow to infinity.

If the soil isn't balanced, the rain/water and sun aren't in correct proportion, and predators are attacking, the plant cannot grow to its fullest and it certainly will not produce much, if anything.

The medieval author, Menachem Azariah of Fano writes, "Just as a seed cannot grow to perfection as long as it maintains its original form -- growth coming only through decomposition -- so these points could not become perfect configurations as long as they maintained their original form, but only by breaking".

To understand why this strain and other S. rhizophila strains cannot grow at this temperature and to reveal the underlying molecular mechanisms behind, the impact of high temperature (35°C) on S. rhizophila DSM14405T was studied using a transcriptomic approach.

When the mating success of sneakers approaches q = 1, the wild genotype cannot initially grow to its carrying capacity because there are no sneakers present in the genotype.

Amongst those with smaller plots, the decision to feed themselves or raise cash from their land was evenly distributed - they cannot grow enough to feed themselves anyway and so are more motivated to get cash income from crops.

When eggs are stored in temperatures 40° F or below, Salmonella and other bacteria cannot grow, according to the American Egg Board.

Incentives like this could be present because, for example, a family that deviates from the local norm is ostracised and hence their daughters cannot grow up to marry good husbands.