Sentence examples for may still grow from inspiring English sources

One theory is that even though aneuploid cells don't grow very well, they may still grow better than the normal cells surrounding them.

And even though inflation is soaring and economic growth has slowed, officials say that if the government can raise the money for reconstruction, the economy may still grow at a healthy rate of 6to8percententhis yearar.

Even if the Bell companies are not fully allowed into the long-distance market within a few years, the long-distance sector may still grow so enfeebled by then that no prudent investor would buy the bonds or stocks necessary to raise money for the next generation of communications infrastructure.

I don't think he's really going to do it, of course (resign, that is — he may still grow a beard).

Dependent upon Notch signaling, some suprabasal cells may still grow and divide.

Although genotype 0 may still grow and establish a population, selection thus reduces the net growth rate of genotype 0 (r-m-s) by an amount s compared to the favoured genotype 1.

It helps us appreciate that we are still as naturally situated and others with whom we may disagree and still grow.

The popularity of entering marriage may still be growing, but the popularity of leaving it is growing much faster.

Some farmers still grow sugar, but may not for much longer.

Discoveries may still be made, knowledge will still grow, but less of that will take place in the United States.

In Liberia, the data indicate a slowing of the outbreak, but conditions on the ground call that data into question it may still be growing but under-reported.