Sentence examples for essentially growing from inspiring English sources

Small baby, essentially growing well.

Before today, the company had raised less than $30 million, and was essentially growing on its wits rather than subsidies from outside investors.

"The fact is that [Martin + Osa] lacked the scale and mind share to generate a profit and capitalize on the opportunity that existed with this core customer," says Sozzi. "77kids will allow the company to create early-stage mind share of the American Eagle brand, with this core customer essentially growing with the company into the teen years".

"We discovered that the investment needed to stay up-to-date in the computer business, where a new product needs to be rolled out every year or 18 months, was money that was better spent in our core business," says Gregory Steiner, Director of Mobile Information Systems, "We were essentially growing an orphan business".

And after years of essentially growing up in public, often purposefully doing the unexpected, he's made a movie that could be recognized as a romantic comedy.

The reality is that in-vitro meat, essentially growing laboratory meat from the stem cells of an animal without having to kill said animal, will usher in a new era.

Allenby essentially grew up on the course, and Ogilvy owns a home within walking distance of the clubhouse.

Vivian Stafford was 18 when she had her first, and the two of them essentially grew up in tandem.

Born in Hong Kong, Moore said she had essentially grown up in America, where she went to the famous Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Florida before moving back to Britain to live for a while with her grandparents in Doncaster.

Everette has endometriosis, a painful condition in which the uterus essentially grows out of bounds, invading spaces of the body where it doesn't belong, causing severe pain and often infertility.

When Robert Turetsky was growing up, there was always a degree of artistic ferment in his life: one of his grandmothers, Dora Wasserman, had founded a prominent Yiddish theater in Montreal, and Mr. Turetsky said he "essentially grew up sleeping in the aisles".