Sentence examples for growing side by side from inspiring English sources

It is remarkable to see these growing side by side with other potato varieties during years with lots of leafhoppers and/or Colorado potato beetles.

Consisting of enormous trees, some exceeding a height of 300 feet (90 metres), the rainforest is composed of an almost incredible number of species growing side by side in the greatest profusion and arranged in different strata.

Then he drew my attention to the so-called Three Sisters growing side by side in neat rows: "We grow corn, beans and squash, the three staples of the Anasazi".

The fungi paired up with less than 10% of the seedlings growing side by side with mustard, compared to up to 65% in the other plots, the researchers report in the May PLoS Biology.

As was the case with Japan, the United States had a stock bubble and real estate bubble growing side by side.

Unfortunately, for as long as we don't have transparency growing side by side with economy, the answer to this question remains unavailable.

There was also a plot that showed new Dekalb varieties growing side-by-side with varieties that Dekalb currently has on the market.

The cross sectional TEM images clearly show the repeated nucleation of Al crystals on the surface of the Al4C3 tissue phase as well as that the Al crystals and the Al/Al4C3 composite structure or the epitaxial Al4C3 crystalline phases are growing side-by-side.

And this will leave an opening for BlackBerry to keep growing side-by-side the iPhone and for the the steady march of Android into the realm of significance numbers-wise.

"At this field site, we are very lucky to have two key bioenergy crops growing side-by-side, which is allowing us to make a comparison of their effects on soil carbon and greenhouse gas emissions from the soil," he told BBC News.

Furthermore, the high differentiation between the female clones within colonies, suggests that females growing side-by-side originate from spores separated by several generations, supporting the hypothesis that recruitment of females is relatively rare.