Sentence examples for prefer growing from inspiring English sources
The third group are the facultative anaerobes, which prefer growing in the presence of oxygen, but can continue to grow without it.
But India seems to prefer growing crops and selling services to making things you can drop on your foot.In this section The masala Mittelstand The boredom of boozeless business Law of the jungle Taking its medicine Slow burners Camps for scamps Joyn them or join them The other Arab spring ReprintsManufacturing is still just 15% of output (see chart), far below Asian norms.
Given a choice, temporal axons prefer growing on temporal retinal substrate, while nasal axons grow on both temporal and nasal retinal substrate (Bonhoeffer and Huf, 1985) and there is also direct evidence for axon axon interactions from time lapse imaging of interactions between growing RGCs (Raper and Grunewald, 1990) as well as modelling arguments (Weth et al., 2014).
Older children increasingly prefer grown-up reality television, MTV (a music channel also owned by Viacom), and video games.Getting older, fasterThe response from programmers, says Michael Wolf, head of McKinsey's global media and entertainment practice, has been to follow children as they grow up faster, with edgier programmes that children "get" but their parents don't necessarily.
Apart from a brief period when prices were artificially high, peasants much preferred growing the accustomed indigenous cotton rather than the new exotic variety.
When ready, it begins to grow three to five feet a year, but it prefers growing large leaves for food production rather than investing energy in growing lots of branches.
The species has a worldwide distribution, and prefers growing on dung, or soil containing dung; the specific epithet is derived from the Latin word stercorarius, meaning "of dung".
And of course different types of wine grapes -- there are hundreds, each with their own preferred growing conditions and characteristics -- make different types of wine.
A poll of voters last spring found that voters preferred "growing the economy" over "an economy that works for all of us" by 10 percentage points.
Based on comparative analyses of rDNA sequences and molecular karyotyping of Lachancea species, the yeast appears to have eight chromosomes [ 13], and its preferred growing temperature is 25-37°C 25-37°C
