Sentence examples for growing meant from inspiring English sources

Corporate executives conceded that the longer-term contracts with farmers signed by Fetzer to encourage organic growing meant that the company could not take advantage of recent falls in grape prices.

Growing means more and better facilities, more services, and ultimately, more people.

Sam Everingham, the founder of FTS, said: "Our results confirm that cross-border surrogacy is a growing means to family-building.

For many of the leaders I met this week, younger and older alike, growing means building bigger and bigger companies.

The most rapidly developing countries are in Asia, with a growing means to vindicate their perception of the national interest.

"Because an economy that is strong and growing means individuals and corporate philanthropists are in a position to purchase artworks and support individual artists.

But the fact that Manchester has the second biggest student population in the world – estimated in the region of 90,000 and growing – means that rental demands are present.

Life for Córdova, with a wife and two young children, was growing mean.

The fact is shooting has become a growing means for mass murder.

She is currently writing a book on the growing mean streak in American culture.

Realize that growing means changing.