Sentence examples for growth quick from inspiring English sources
Hippophae rhamnoides L., commonly known as seabuckthorn is a native tree species with characteristics such as rapid growth, quick adaptability and high economic and ecological value.
With all the talk of growth, quick flips, and me-too product "innovation" swirling around tech circles today, the story of Quizlet's growth has been kept under-the-radar.
Its chief executive, David Orr, said: "But such an ambitious programme shouldn't come at the expense of other shorter-term measures which could deliver growth quicker, for example giving small parcels of public sector land over to developers to be built on".
On the other hand, research studies have been initiated with the goal of developing duckweed species as an alternative to algae for oil production with the fact of fast growth and quick biomass accumulation [ 69].
A supplement of 2 g/L (NH4 2SO4 in the third experiment (Figure 4; black symbols) increased the bioavailable N most (Figure 4D) and resulted in fast yeast growth and quick acidification.
Done correctly, a big public-works programme can do two valuable things at once: deliver a useful stimulus and at the same time boost the economy's long-run rate of growth.Quick and easy is not the same as goodThe danger comes when these two objectives conflict.
Soilless potting substrates are commonly used for better seedling growth and quick germination in greenhouse bedding and potted plants (Baiyeri 2003; Younis et al. 2008).
If its revenue growth remains quick, and its losses stall, and begin to retreat, the company has a way out of the woods.
The rapidity of floral development presumably also enabled them to occupy new environments, such as highly seasonal and successional habitats (including post-fire sites) requiring rapid growth and quick reproduction.
'Planning authorities will need to engage positively in planning to support growth with quicker and more responsive plans.
In the bond market, interest rates moved higher, as investors dumped debt on anticipation of faster growth and quicker Fed action.
