Sentence examples for grown commercial from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, fatalities from oleander poisoning are rare, as the plant is very bitter and thus quickly deters anyone sampling the vegetation. is the most widely grown commercial non-food plant in the world.

This is an interesting theory, and there is a clear example of a widely grown commercial cultivar (the Pentland Dell) that contained resistance genes from S. demissum that were subsequently 'broken' by a changing pathogen population (Malcolmson, 1969; Fry, 2008).

The growing commercial ecosystem around Bitcoin is at stake.

The 777 holds a sweet spot in the growing commercial plane market.

But despite his growing commercial and critical success, Reich felt something missing in his life.

He had decided to grow commercial crops and chose baby salad greens.

More than 30 countries have been growing commercial GMOs, and many more have performed field trials.

But a growing commercial interest in fish farming around the Lake could help ease tensions.

The 777, first flown in commercial service in 1995, holds a sweet spot in the growing commercial plane market.

Others are expanding to meet growing commercial, residential and tourism demands.

The answer lies in the combination of Britain's growing commercial riches and its government's continuing poverty.