Sentence examples for managed to outgrow from inspiring English sources

And seven years after its return from exile, it has neither shaken its reputation as being beholden to Iran nor has it managed to outgrow the reflexive suspicion of a clandestine movement.

Eclipsing all of that, though, was Dalziel and Pascoe, the detective show that managed to outgrow its impossible-to-pronounce title and uninspired workaday plotting to run for 11 years and become Warren Clarke's defining work.

But a few rival platforms have emerged "in the last few years" — and here she reckons Zizoo has managed to outgrow the startup competition "thanks to our unique vertically integrated business model, offering suppliers a booking management system and making it easy for the user to book a boat holiday".

If I manage to outgrow this current madness, the book that I write will open with the last line of Dante's Inferno: "And then we came out to see once more the stars".

We were surprised to find that the majority of offerings ring in at under $1,000, but we still managed to find baby leather jackets for $525, Dior dresses we wished we could fit into for over $600 and boots any child would outgrow in about a day for a pretty penny.

She managed to stand.

Perkus managed to stand.

Given the continuing shift towards cloud computing, the complexity of next-generation service-based cloud environments is soon expected to outgrow our ability to manage them manually [11],[11].