Gestate used in a sentence

Gestate in a sentence as a verb

And a mammoth is difficult to create for the simple reason that it takes a very long time to gestate a baby elephant.

I also foresee fetus death during abortion becoming illegal due to there being an artificial womb that can gestate it.

For comparison, Haskell dates to the early 90s, based on non-strict FP languages from the 80s. ML itself started in the 70s. Much of what makes Haskell nice today happened because it had a decade to gestate without the demands of industry coming first.

The reason we believe it should live outside the inbox, is because the inbox is designed around time-sensitive content - not content that needs time to gestate or be talked about.

How myopic it has been that we haven't been serious about addressing the hate and violence in our societies and have left it gestate, fester, even mutate into an uncontrollable angry mob?

How active was Hacker News three weeks into its inception?My point was, yes, the site needs polishing, but save the judgement of the community and its curated content until after it has had the chance to gestate a bit.