Sentence examples for grown spontaneously from inspiring English sources

In fact, many settlements arose and flourished in the Middle Ages, as result of the aggregation of minor architecture grown spontaneously.

From that moment on, resistance to the regime has grown spontaneously in different cities.

Thus, retail market facilities have grown spontaneously, often occupying road space, and are seen as a problem and nuisance (causing traffic congestion, waste disposal and public health problems).

The most original writer catches them fresh from talk, where they grow spontaneously".

But just as circulation grew spontaneously so did demand for ad space.

Millions of Chinese citizens participated in many cities, as the protest grew spontaneously.

As with good fellowship programs, alumni networks would grow spontaneously over time.

The naturally developed oxide film grows spontaneously according to a direct logarithmic law.

Around the same time, John Torrey published his "Catalogue of Plants, Growing Spontaneously Within 30 Miles of the City of New York".

It grew spontaneously as word spread of the traditional teachings and ethics of the leader, who is 68 and also known as Khenpo Jikphun.

It would seem that the mayor's journey from lame duck to write-in candidate grew spontaneously from a terrible disaster.