Sentence examples for grown for both from inspiring English sources

Grapes grown for both the table and wine occupy half of the cultivated land; olives, apples, barley, and onions are also grown, and sheep and cattle are raised.

Experiments were carried out to measure the compressive properties of stems from two hemp varieties: Alyssa (grown for fibre only) and Petera (grown for both fibre and seed), produced in Manitoba, Canada.

Also, in some environments, legumes might be grown for both short- and long-term benefits.

Two replicates of antibiotic-free controls were also grown for both diversified and clonal population treatments, making a total of 64 populations.

Snow (a.k.a. sugar) peas are grown for both their sweet, flat pods and their seeds.

Sugar snap peas are also grown for both their seeds and pods but are thicker than snow peas and more closely resemble snap beans.

And as the demands grow for both active-duty and reserve troops, Pentagon officials are nervously watching the long-term effects on recruiting and retention for both.

Next year is about consistency – keeping it up, getting the bags to grow for both brands, getting ready-to-wear to keep growing, tackling stores, tackling imagery.

Brazil is "our first, largest and most important market", Rath says, because demand there is growing for both transportation fuels and electricity.

That transition – from a life marked by discontinuity to one of a more optimistic future – is at the heart of Obama's pitch on criminal justice, as momentum grows for both prison and drug sentencing reform across the political spectrum.

So women changed their surnames on marriage, and when this was felt to be one-sided a fashion grew for both sides to change their names to some hyphenation.