Sentence examples for ideally grown from inspiring English sources

Gardeners can reduce the risk of pests and diseases, said Clover: "A lot comes back to the idea of 'right plant, right place'". Having the right conditions for the plant reduces stress and makes it less vulnerable, but he said new plants should be properly sourced and ideally grown in the UK.

Mara des Bois is most ideally grown in a home garden, where, as an everbearer, it produces over a long season, and the berries can be harvested fully ripe.

Like the mandala, our own personalities ideally grow out from a center and keep growing richer as we mature.

Early on in his tenure as the airline's largest shareholder, Icahn said his strategy was based on improving a company's margin by, ideally, growing it.

The ten fledgling companies accepted into Canopy's 13-week program will have their needs sated and ideally grow into valuable enterprises, while Canopy also invests a stake in the companies' future success.

These algorithms are particularly efficient when analyzing large genomes, as their run time ideally grows only linearly with sequence length.

Ideally, growing recognition of mental illness as a biological phenomenon will fuel efforts to meet ongoing needs for adequate treatment, and as importantly, for environmental interventions that might serve to cost-effectively prevent large numbers of cases.

Ideally, a growing city will negotiate with developers to reduce the impact that new residents will have on the area; it might offer the builder smaller setbacks from the road in exchange for providing space for a school or widening roads.

Ideally, Microsoft grows revenues as customers save on costs.

Ideally, you grow the title for three to five years, then hit a nice plateau, then have slow decline from there that can last another five to seven years.

Art is to be a connective tissue amongst humanity, a means to reflect on our collective identity, actions, self, and ideally to grow together, to better understand ourselves.