A system where clothes could be manufactured using only the water and sunlight a plant needs to grow, and generating zero waste, would have big environmental benefits.
"It dominates the US domestic market, and as people switch to consuming more data over mobile devices, whether it be tablets or phones, the business is continuing to grow, and generating an awful lot of cash in the process".
"But can they grow and generate profits?
The overall economy can grow and generate prosperity only as fast as the work force itself grows and each worker increases his or her output.
Analysts have warned that failure to secure agreement with investors will increase the bank's costs and hobble its ability to grow and generate profits.
"They were able to grow and generate interest from print press, from college radio, from the 'OC' effect — the older buzz-building methods," she said.
Mr. Davis said that despite expectations for a slow recovery in the United States and the uncertain economic outlook in Europe, "we are more confident than we were earlier in the year in U.P.S.'s ability to grow and generate substantial profits".
While the desire to grow and generate profits is still fundamental to any corporation's long-term viability, questions are being asked about how businesses should best achieve this.
The US copyright law, they argued, has "allowed major tech companies to grow and generate huge profits by creating ease of use for consumers to carry almost every recorded song in history in their pocket via a smartphone" while "songwriters' and artists' earnings continue to diminish".
And yet, the aide is also keen to emphasise something else: that as the row has grown, and generated an equally raw controversy – over the appearance of a Mail on Sunday reporter at a private memorial service for Miliband's uncle on Wednesday, seeking comments on its sister paper's portrayal of Ralph Miliband – so the affair has become about more than a son defending his dead father's reputation.
