Sentence examples for growth open from inspiring English sources

Glittering-throated Emeralds frequent the borders of dry, humid, and gallery forests, and also inhabit second growth, open woodlands, and gardens.

The Black-headed Tanager inhabits second growth, open woodland, and forest edge in northern South America, being found at low to middle elevations from northernmost Colombia across western and northern Venezuela, with a disjunct population (and separate subspecies) found in the Pantepui region of southern Venezuela, and adjacent Guyana and northernmost Brazil.

Let me focus on the five great economic and social challenges of our time — all global in nature, all requiring coordinated action, all matters on which the world community has been called upon to act but has failed to do so effectively: financial stability, climate change, global growth, open trade and the Millennium Development Goals.

Fig. 2 Time course of Bacillus oceanisediminis strain SJ3 cell growth (open diamond) monitored by measuring the OD at 600 nm and xylanase production (closed diamond).

As the art world and the market for fine art and collectible items have becoming increasingly international, one would think digital platforms and technology would help speed their growth, open up new markets, and make transactions more seamless.

Histopathologic examination after lobectomy showed a predominant acinar adenocarcinoma with areas of lepidic growth Open image in new window Fig. 26 69-year-old man with recent diagnosis of a bladder carcinoma.

It reveals that a policy of continued growth opened up several alternatives for expanding business.

McDonald's strategy has been to compensate with growth, opening new restaurants at a pace of nearly 1,000 a year.

For years, Starbucks was known for aggressive growth, opening some stores only a few city blocks away from others.

However, some of these newcomers (e.g. Australia) have shown slower growth, opening opportunities for newer entrants such as Argentina and New Zealand.

The even bigger challenge to the government's narrative is that growth opens up a whole new question of where the proceeds should go.