Sentence examples for grown than from inspiring English sources

In the north and east, less land is arable, and rye and oats are more widely grown than vegetables.

But given a choice, Mr. Newton said he would much rather see a golf course where his corn and hay has grown than a housing development.

It is easier to try to uproot the heroin trade at its source, where opium is grown, than its destination, he said, particularly because heroin trafficking is disrupted less effectively in affluent Western countries, despite their financial and police resources.

The renminbi has roughly the same value today as it did in 1990, relative to a basket of other currencies, which is remarkable considering how much faster China's economy has grown than the world economy.

As a team they are less fully grown than in permanent good-natured adolescence; in each of Lancaster's four Six Nations seasons they have so far won and lost exactly the same number of games.

It is less commonly grown than Banksia serrata.

Both companies are more mature and slower growing than LinkedIn.

Ice wedges require a much more rigorous climate to grow than does permafrost.

There was a white kind which I always found more difficult to grow than the pink.

It had a lot more potential to grow than I ever gave it credit for.

With consumer debt climbing steadily, the problem is more likely to grow than to diminish.