Sentence examples for try to outgrow from inspiring English sources

James Record, a bank analyst at SNL Securities, reckons that, as big banks try to outgrow rivals by acquiring or merging, the stockmarket has sensed that they are starting to care less about what they pay and are thus forking out premiums that are hard to justify.

Having created the traumatized character "Boy" (a word that can also be a racist insult), Jones has to try to outgrow it: escaping from "the locked room of my body," the poet insists, "I am not a boy.

Be passionate about your desire to improve your feelings and try to outgrow jealousy.

For this tour he's teamed with the 20-year-old rapper Bow Wow, likewise trying to outgrow his former role as an under-age star.

THE HIVES After being swept up a few years ago in the frenzy over definite-article rock, this Swedish retro-rock band tries to outgrow an outmoded reputation with "The Black and White Album".

"We have been trying to outgrow this old one-party system ever since the collapse of the Berlin Wall," said Takeshi Sasaki, a political expert and former president of the University of Tokyo.

In a new study published today in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, scientists reasoned that for a fish trying to outgrow its predator's mouth, the best dimension to expand is the dimension in which it has spines.

"I'm trying to outgrow that, but I can't.

Try to use up your supplies or "outgrow" your gear before buying more.

And if children say they have outgrown the ritual, should parents listen, or try to find new ways to engage them?

Try to help them to look for clothes that'll last a while before they outgrow them.