Sentence examples for be grown with from inspiring English sources

They've brought in disease resistance and, most usefully, some hardiness so that most (but not all) can now be grown with confidence outside in a reasonable English summer.

Biological agents are microscopic organisms that can be grown with equipment readily available all over the world -- although the resulting weapons have proved difficult for terrorists to master.

Specially produced algae could produce up to 150 times more oil per acre than soybeans and can be grown with polluted or salt water.

In the meantime, the department is considering granting partial approval, which would allow the genetically engineered beets to be grown with restrictions.

Industry experts say that 20 to 40 plants can be grown with one light, and an average marijuana-growing installation in Oakland uses about 10 lights.

The organic food standard rejects conventional animal feeds because they can be grown with pesticides, herbicides and fungicides that can result in higher concentrations of these toxins in the animals.

The threat of a regional war seems to be growing, with potentially ruinous consequences.

Unfortunately, when you grow, not all of your friends will be growing with you.

"They're grown with gay love".

We passed fields of artemisia being grown, with Grumeti logistical support, for their antimalarial properties.

These cultivars were grown with or without aphid colonies.