Sentence examples for means grow from inspiring English sources

Medical researchers, for example, often must isolate organs and keep them alive by artificial means, grow cultures, inject chemicals, and wait for results.

He could decide to go full lumbersexual – which essentially means grow a beard and wear a flannel shirt – or shave it off and be done with it.

Growing pot also requires flat land, which means grow operations sometimes cut down trees and destroy wildlife habitats to make room for their pot plants; it also causes water pollution to local streams, from chemical pesticides and fertilizer runoff.

And that doesn't mean tell her off, and just means grow apart from her. She's not a true friend, so let go of her.

"That means growing the national debt.

It simply means growing a genetically identical plant.

"Sustainable agriculture means growing your crops without pesticides or herbicides".

Sometimes that means growing vegetables in your backyard.

A greying population means growing demand for medicines to treat chronic diseases.

Maybe that means growing stubble, but it also means maturing in all levels, in his style and in his sound".

With this groundwork done, he said, the future means "growing internally, focusing on Valentino, plus some other acquisitions".