Sentence examples for coming to conventional from inspiring English sources
But ways to increase soil moisture and water efficiency are also coming to conventional farming.Polymer soil additions have been researched for 20 years as a means to help soil retain moisture.
These stolen moments between other girlfriends were the closest Toney and Lolli ever came to conventional family life.
When it comes to conventional businesses, the impact will depend on how far the new service is growing the total market (by making services cheaper and easy to use) and how far it is displacing existing business.
But our attention keeps circling back to Michael Michael Brodiee) and Teresa (Teresa Lynn), whose complicated history of affection, disappointment and pain is both the truest thing in the movie and the closest it comes to conventional teen-movie romanticism.
(Mr. Tiravanija's current exhibition, on view through tomorrow at Gavin Brown's new space on Greenwich Street at Leroy Street, makes a stab at something different: an installation whose components may be as close as he has come to conventional painting and sculpture).
However, serious limitations exist in fundamentals of reservoir simulation when it comes to conventional reservoirs.
The most exciting technology coming to shake up the conventional hotel industry is location based advertising.
When it comes to spouting conventional nonsense, Bini Smaghi has a fine pedigree.
The degree of inherent stability formerly desired in an aircraft design called for the wing, fuselage, and empennage (tail assembly) of what came to be conventional size and configurations, with their inherent weight and drag penalties.
The project stalled when Shields came to find the conventional novelistic apparatus (plot, dialogue, character) cumbersome and irrelevant to his deepest concerns.
