Sentence examples for not actually grown from inspiring English sources

"The cataract has not actually grown back".

To Anil K. Jha, the superintendent of the Sungma Tea Estate, all this would be extremely good for business, except that much of the tea sold globally as Darjeeling is not actually grown here.

Though the company has seen very healthy growth in exports since 2010, foreign sales have not actually grown as fast as sales at home.

If it is not actually growing louder, it may seem to be intensifying; if it is not actually changing in pitch, it may seem to be changing in color.

Tip-off: When a vendor sells an item that appears to be out of season for his area, that may be an indication that he did not actually grow it.

Moreover, as the mRNA stabilities are computed in cells that are not actually growing, the dilution rate of the cellular content due to the cell growth, that is compensated by increasing the actual TR, is not taken into account.

The chart below makes a first stab at such a calculation, but requires some further comment; when all is said and done, the role of government hasn't actually grown.

That the ingredients used to make crack weren't actually grown in inner city neighborhoods, but instead brought in and used as a reason to arrest and imprison millions of people.

They didn't actually grow up together.

PARIS — For wine professionals in Europe — at least, for those who don't actually grow grapes or make wine — this is the busiest time of year.

The prices are reasonable, the beers are from New York state, and there's a Merlot made by Brooklyn Oenology, based in Greenpoint ("They don't actually grow the grapes there," a waitress noted).