Sentence examples for grown to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Aerofarms' greens are grown to emphasize specific flavors and textures.

Our culture of achievement has grown to emphasize visions of success that are, for the most part, fairly predictable.

"You have to guide the growth, and as the limbs grow, you prune them to emphasize shapes," Ms. Fensterer said.

But they quickly found out that as their business portfolio expanded, it was increasingly important to spend less time "being a super hero and doing everything yourself" and to emphasize growing a team.

The company took pains to emphasize its growing international scope.

Instead, by fanning out to small towns, neighborhood squares and workday traffic areas, they said they hoped to emphasize a growing wave of skepticism and dissent to war.

As the number of products and treatments grows, critics like Dr. Pressman continue to emphasize what they say is a lack of scientific evidence that detoxification actually works.

The party's strong performance also seemed to emphasize the growing disillusionment among many Ukrainian voters for the country's familiar political actors, including Mr. Yanukovich and Ms. Tymoshenko, who was barred from the ballot.

And as though to emphasize its growing maturity, it also announced a new vertical focus, an idea for providing a distinct set of services designed with help from third parties to give a particular industry the tools they need to use Box successfully.

In recent years there's been a tendency not only to emphasize the steadily growing strategic power of the Soviet Union but to exaggerate Soviet capability & potential in part by minimizing America's own strength.

It is important to emphasize that Jurkat cells grown only in RPMI culture medium were always included in duplicate as controls in each assay; Jurkat cell death obtained under these conditions ranged from 3 to 13% (data not shown).