Sentence examples for products has grown from inspiring English sources

The use of glyphosate, both Monsanto's Roundup and generic products, has grown two and a half times since the introduction of the first Roundup Ready crops in 1996.

The council has tracked the plastics recycling and product manufacturing industry since 1994, and while plastics available for recycling have leveled out, the number of companies that make recycled plastic products has grown.

An entire market (as yet quite imperfect, as we shall see later) in recycling products has grown, and is still developing, with the profit motive as its irresistible driving force.

As the "success" of using breast cancer to sell products has grown, the public message surrounding the epidemic is fixed on raising awareness, leaving prevention and better treatment methods on the back burner.

And while Venezuelan exports of oil are in decline, its dependency on American refineries for refined petroleum products has grown to nearly 200,000 barrels a day because of several recent Venezuelan refinery accidents.

Competition for new organic products has grown fierce for traditional brands.

Apple's products have grown hugely popular in China, which already has the world's busiest Apple stores.

Since then, exhortations by advertisers to express individuality — by, oddly enough, consuming mass-market products — have grown louder.

With the rise of Internet pharmacies, he said, "the opportunities for illicit distribution of adulterated and counterfeit products have grown well".

Sales of both gluten-free and wheat-free products have grown in Britain by almost 22 per cent in the past year, and the industry is now worth over £238million.

These controversial products have grown in popularity by seeking to make money in any market conditions by using a variety of asset classes and investment tools.