Sentence examples for sustained organic from inspiring English sources

To drive new, sustained, organic growth, GE has given up its long-held axiom of "be first or second, or exit" and is fundamentally shifting its thinking.

He also notes that RAVN faced the same challenges that others such as Plancast have seen in the event discovery space; and his words confirm some of what I wrote above: "Without sustained organic or viral growth and without a solid monetization strategy, scaling is very hard in this space.

This is a comprehensive and global initiative which we are leading with focus and passion, for we believe it is critical to sustained organic growth".

"To sustain organic farming at a commercial level is tricky today, because of the weather and the debate over genetically modified crops," Mr. Gardiner said.

The Flying Pig, the Mount Kisco restaurant and caterer that showcases products from local farmers in the Hudson Valley region, recently began the Edible Education Project, a nonprofit educational outreach program to develop and sustain organic gardens in schools, as well as promote more healthful eating through a continuing nutrition curriculum.

These properties help to returning crop residues to the soil, thereby increasing nutrient availability and sustaining organic matter concentration therein.

Potentially available solution to overcome the nutrient deficiency is the reuse of organic wastes which have potential to sustain organic matter.

First of all, it is conceivable that promoted trends are sustained by organic activity before promotion and therefore they are essentially indistinguishable from organic ones until the promotion triggers the trending behavior.

On an annual time scale the Scheldt estuarine plume behaves as a net heterotrophic system sustained with organic carbon input from the Scheldt inner estuary and the Belgian coast.

But Richard Steiner, a conservation biologist with Anchorage consulting service Oasis Earth, counters that there's a lot of microbial life in the interface where floating ice meets the sea, and that this layer also is the site of a great deal of "primary production," or the conversion of aquatic carbon dioxide into life-sustaining organic molecules.

The search of a cleaner and efficient organic process is still sustained by synthetic organic chemists.