Sentence examples for organic terms from inspiring English sources

UBS said: "Bureau Veritas' first quarter revenue was at top end of expectations with 10.6% but more importantly its consumer division was up 38% in organic terms.

You have two choices: dip the seeds in something they don't like (traditionally this is paraffin, but that's questionable in organic terms).

That allowed its main research business to grow by 3.2percentt last year in organic terms compared with the academic research market's 2percentt expansion.

Notions of a distinct social sphere, separate from the economic and political realms, had emerged much earlier, based upon the idea that the characteristics of this social realm were evident in the biological, vital characteristics of populations, so that society was very often understood in organic terms.

"Picking winners" doesn't work when it comes to funding voluntary bodies - theatres, football clubs, housing associations etc - we were assured, though there was persistent tension around the table between the free market crowd and the social conservatives who see society in more organic terms.

In this regard, the justification for death is not argued on purely organic terms, because the body can continue to integrate despite a dead brain; furthermore, a strictly biologically oriented approach fails to capture that which distinguishes humans from other animals.

But anyway, whenever I recorded, it's organic in terms of nothing's really that planned out or anything.

The long-term organic and long-term conventional fields of the FST provide an excellent field laboratory to address the impact of growing methods on nutrient density.

A promising approach to develop new drugs is to mimic these naturally occurring three dimensional architectures using large assemblies of organic molecules, termed supramolecules.

It doesn't make any sense to call one water organic; the term refers to agricultural practices, and water, to the best of our knowledge, does not come from farms.

The pearl oyster shell typically consists of an outermost organic layer termed the periostracum, and calcium carbonate oriented in two distinct microlaminates, the outer calcite prismatic layer and the inner aragonite nacreous layer [ 1].