Sentence examples for restricted grow from inspiring English sources
"I'm not offended by profit, but I am concerned that the restricted grow situation under ResponsibleOhio's plan could stand in the way of the production of the amount and variety of cannabis that children like my daughter Lucy need.
It said that the department would decide between two options: allowing unrestricted commercial growing or partly restricted growing.
Cities challenge the growth and survival of trees due to restricted growing space, highly modified soils, extreme soil moisture conditions, and climate that often differs from surrounding undeveloped areas.
Smoking and vaping at home is also allowed, but landlords and strata councils will have the power to ban or restrict growing, smoking and vaping.
A larger number of species with an inherent small growth stature is therefore more likely restricted to grow in low light conditions because taller growing species intercept a disproportionately larger fraction of light (Weiner 1990).
No longer restricted to growing low-value subsistence crops, the Inga alley cropping system, allows the farmers to begin growing high-value cash crops, such as organic peppercorn and vanilla pods, a situation that rapidly improves their food security and can ultimately lift these farmers and their communities out of poverty.
The original bill would also have restricted the growing of genetically modified crops, though those provisions were removed.
The elaborate procedure for mining Bitcoins ensures that their supply is restricted and grows at a steadily decreasing rate.
In making the decision, Mr. Vilsack pulled back from a novel proposal that would have restricted the growing of genetically engineered alfalfa to protect organic farmers from so-called biotech contamination.
Thus, the virus is restricted to growing inside cancer cells, which happen to express high levels of similar genes that the virus can co-opt.
Farmers were restricted to growing crops that did not require irrigation, and many of the lands that did not have access to abundant-enough water were relegated to pasture or hay producing status.
