Sentence examples for grows outward from inspiring English sources

The root appears later within the stem and grows outward.

In living reptiles, a sheet of cells grows outward from the embryo.

The allantois forms as an outpocketing of the embryo's hindgut and grows outward into the space between the amnion and chorion.

In the case of hairs, the epidermal thickening proliferates downward and forms the root of the hair, from which the shaft then grows outward, emerging on the surface of the skin.

The House budget, and the philosophy it represents, Mr. Obama said, is "antithetical to our entire history as a land of opportunity and upward mobility for everyone who's willing to work for it — a place where prosperity doesn't trickle down from the top, but grows outward from the heart of the middle class".

In the different methods, dendrimer grows outward from a multifunctional core molecule.

They seem not to feel the urge to grow outward.

Sarah Cody, a spokeswoman for Sodexho, noted that "sometimes college campuses grow outward and surround existing diners".

It may grow outward toward the skull, causing it to thicken".

A tradition grew outward around those elements, such as blues feeling and swing, surviving from one generation to the next.

The two county executives are right to recognize that Long Island, hemmed by sea and Sound, cannot grow outward.