Sentence examples for long growth from inspiring English sources

Titian became the artist he was through long growth, Tintoretto by sifting and synthesizing influences.

Leave long growth where you need to train it, to cover more wall space.

Mr Clinton's budget cuts probably helped facilitate the long growth spell of the 1990s.

Tree crops, for example, need a long growth period, and mineral reserves are tapped only if expectations about the price trend are favourable.

Domestic consumption has remained weak in this rapidly aging society, keeping Japan's overall growth rates anemic even during its long growth cycle that extended from 2002 until this year.

Reduce long growth to a couple of buds of this year's growth, and shorten laterals, too, to concentrate the tree's energy on making short spurs, which will flower and fruit.

This comprehensive box set - three CDs and a DVD of live performances - takes the listener through the band's decade-long growth from fringe noodlers into rock music's pre-eminent experimentalists.

Given the reports of mass public protests, it was evident that many in China were clamouring for a more equitable distribution of China's bounty from its two-decades-long growth.

Mr. Kot notes that by compressing the "years-long growth curve" of careers to a few months or weeks, the Internet often puts new young bands in the spotlight before they've really had a chance to hone their art, resulting in noisy debuts followed by precipitous crashes.

Even Southwest Airlines, which has been on a decade-long growth spurt, recently signaled that it may not add more seats in 2009 — when it is set to take 14 new aircraft from Boeing — despite being the only major American airliner to make a profit.

The cause: a 3-centimeter-long growth formed from nasal tissue, which was secreting mucus, according to a story in New Scientist.