Sentence examples for because it is grown from inspiring English sources
"At the moment, in vitro meat is not strictly vegetarian because it is grown from animal matter," said Mr van de Wetering.
And it is promoted better because it is grown in California and also in countries which have the savvy to promote their product.
I wrote that scientists believe that there is a greater risk of bacterial contamination in organic produce because it is grown with manure.
Most of it reflected conventional wisdom among scientists: organic food has no nutritional advantages and poses a greater risk of bacterial contamination because it is grown in manure.
Organic cotton, which has become trendy in recent years among eco-conscious consumers because it is grown without pesticides, still represents only a tiny fraction of the global cotton crop, about.02percentt, according to statistics provided by several agencies.
Her Mac-UK model can be adapted at a local level, she says, because it is "grown from the ground up" by the young people that it seeks to help.
Because it is growing in the ground, it has other resources.
I focus on Change.org, which is interesting because it's a corporate/charity blend and because it is growing so, so fast.
But Britain is avoiding decisive action to scrap diesel vehicles, and India keeps the home fires burning because it is growing at 7.4%, faster than any major economy.
"The threat in parts of Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia is clearly more of a threat than the al-Qaida terrorism that is clearly growing in Mali today, but because it is growing we should not ignore it".
