Sentence examples for could outgrow from inspiring English sources

The country could outgrow its high and misdirected public spending by limiting any further increase in it to half the rate of economic growth, as economists linked to the opposition PSDB have been suggesting.

If Ms. de Beer could outgrow her childlike attachment to Mr. McCarthy, she might develop a more persuasively harrowing vision of the dark side of America's cult of youth.

In addition, although the company has enjoyed organic growth, eventually it "could outgrow its market, mandating growth through acquisition," Deutsche Bank offered.

Texas Instruments is still CSFB's top long-term pick in large-cap semiconductors and the company could outgrow the market in the current "muted upturn" environment.

The landlord could decide to raise your rent, your team could outgrow the office or your team could decide one day that they don't like working in the office.

She only wanted to continue to find ways to disrupt the world; to find dreams that she could outgrow and conquer faster than a cheap polyester tube top from Forever21.

The economy could indeed outgrow these deficits over the next decade.

But Snow King, with only 400 acres of skiable terrain — challenging and steep, but tiny by modern resort standards — could not outgrow its roots, a gnawing competitive disadvantage in the age of limitless choice.

If New Delhi systematically reformed its policies, India could consistently outgrow and eventually overtake China.

The Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS) bubble (2008) perhaps demonstrated for the first time that a bubble could significantly outgrow the borders of the country which gave it birth.

At its worst, they can lead a company down an uncharted course, and the business could eventually outgrow the expertise of the board members.