Sentence examples for maturity that has from inspiring English sources
In order to fill the hungry period, an early maturing landrace is cultivated, and in addition a landrace with late maturity that has a high yield potential in years with good growing conditions but might fail in years with severe terminal drought.
But over the past three weeks the Knicks have displayed a maturity that has often escaped them in the past.
He uses Testaverde as a sideline sounding board, but mostly, almost everyone agrees, it is Pennington's exceptional maturity that has smoothed his path.
But to those dedicated to the intent of the Constitution that all be served, it speaks of the cooperative maturity that has held this country together.
I prefer to think of the wildness still to come, as the flirtatious escapades of youth turn to sex and other riptides — all the havoc of maturity that has left the oldsters, in "Moonrise Kingdom," so foolishly beached.
Although he received a yellow card of his own in the 62nd minute for clipping an opponent's heel, Altidore maintained his composure during difficult circumstances and showed a maturity that has sometimes been missing from his game.
But coaches describe him as an old soul, possessing a preternatural maturity that had him rallying teammates back even in peewee games.
Chemical process synthesis methods and tools developed over the last several decades have reached a level of maturity that have provided advantage to practitioners in an environment of increased costs and shrinking margins.
In an effort to standardize the process with FAST (and let everyone just get back to building great companies), Founder Institute and Orrick have denoted three "levels of company maturity" that have different implications for how to define the advisor-founder agreement: idea, startup, and growth.
But above all that, it was Spieth's composure, his fire, his balanced maturity that had so many giddy about his future in the sport.
This might account for the comparatively rapid reductions in age and size at maturity that have been documented in many exploited fishes (Trippel 1995; Hutchings and Baum 2005).
