Sentence examples for permanent growing from inspiring English sources

The arrangement of vegetable fields into a bed layout with permanent growing areas and separate wheeltracks (alleys) has several advantages.

Tabuaeran has a permanent, growing population, estimated at 2,500 people in 2005, that subsists on fishing and has no sewage treatment.

The output of forest products based on the permanent growing capacity of now accessible forests is insufficient to meet world demand.

Once the seedlings have sprouted, you can transplant them to a more permanent growing medium.

Now the permanent, grown out in grizzled streaks, bristles like the coat of a terrier.

Their financial disadvantage was not only permanent but growing.

Meanwhile, the Buckley mainstream, having read the Birchers out of the conservative movement, established itself as a permanent and growing force in the Republican Party and in national politics.

Intellectual property protection has become a tool to make permanent the growing inequality of the global economy: the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.

Scott Walker's win on Tuesday will lead to a permanent and growing shift in the correlation of forces between the two parties – to the disadvantage of the Democrats.

Like Cortes, he implies that Hillary Clinton would finagle citizenship for those immigrants with an eye toward building a permanent and growing Democratic majority.

In the first nine months of 2009, Obama's first year in office, the government added 68,000 permanent employees, growing to 1.84 million.