Sentence examples for grow into existing from inspiring English sources

It doesn't replace existing standards like Z-Wave, but works with them, and can also be used in combination with existing devices like Lockitron, so there's opportunity for it to grow into existing home automation systems.

Tissue invasion and metastasis (activating invasion and metastasis)— in situ or non-invasive cancers, e.g. ductal carcinoma in situ in the breast or carcinoma in situ in colon polyps, grow into pre-existing spaces but invasive tumors must create a space to expand into normal tissue.

McDonald's now seeks to grow by getting more customers into existing restaurants and serving them more profitably rather than by continuing to open locations at breakneck speed.

HIGH valuations of Kraft assume that the company will not only grow within existing product categories but will also expand into new categories and overseas, said Mr. Ghriskey at Dreyfus.

Given the estimated amount of spare productive capacity, this is not surprising – output will have scope to grow as existing assets are utilised and people are reabsorbed into the labour force.

Acquiring Iovox would mean using it to upsell to their existing customers and help them grow into SMEs.

The same approach is also used to study if a pre-existing stress-void can grow into an electromigration void.

Art Basel will continue to grow into SXSW proportions as brands, music, and entertainment build on the existing momentum of the event.

We would like to grow into four campuses, eventually, but growth is planned conservatively, to be financed from existing cash flow as we go.

There is an existing notion that 3 day old larva is bipotent and can grow into either queen or worker depending on epigenetics.

(Humans can't regrow entire skeletons from scratch with stem cells, but existing bone can signal stem cells where to grow and what to grow into).