Sentence examples for has not sprouted from inspiring English sources

In fact, one of the easiest arguments to win in the Middle East might be that Tel Aviv's urban core has not sprouted a truly remarkable structure in the more than half a century since the Bauhaus inkwell — which left its curvilinear imprint on hundreds of buildings in "The White City" — began to dry up.

Anyone who hasn't sprouted whiskers, webs and a tail by the end of this story needs to read it again.

Attacks motivated by religious extremism have not sprouted up overnight in Bangladesh.

"I can say surely," she claimed in early October when she invited a group of journalists to her home, "that ISIS or any such type of organization or their activities have not sprouted in Bangladesh".

The highest light intensity was received in the understorey during early spring (Fig.  1B, beyond point c) when the intensity of sunlight increased and overstorey leaves had not sprouted yet, reaching the highest irradiation during the first days of May, immediately before beech budburst.

Mouse ears haven't sprouted much in China, but as we neared the promised land, Shanghai's pushier persona seemed to dissolve in front of my eyes.

Even people who have not yet sprouted gray hairs can remember when races for speaker were relatively unusual.

While there has been some evidence implicating vimentin in regulating angiogenic and vasculogenic responses [ 10, 11, 42], a direct requirement for vimentin in sprouting ECs has not been reported.

But he added: "The link between the symptoms and eating of the sprouts so far has not been definitively established".

Despite its importance, the sprouting process in saffron has not been characterized precisely.

It has not expanded into double weekends and boat cruises, like Coachella, or sprouted versions in other countries, like Lollapalooza.