Sentence examples for varieties rise from inspiring English sources

The haggis manufacturer, a family-run firm founded in 1953 by Mr Macsween's grandfather, has seen sales of its traditional and vegetarian varieties rise from 235 tonnes a year when it arrived at its new base to 1,554 tonnes by the end of 2014.

As product varieties rise and lifecycles shorten, development approaches need to be adapted.

He has a 700 plant, 300 variety rose garden in Mt. Kisco, and received a Garden Club of America medal for "distinguished service in the field of rose culture".

However, their variety gives rise to a practical and much broader question that is touched upon in a couple of the contributions.

The Vinca plants feature attractive, glossy leaves and colorful flowers of white, pink, or rose; many varieties have a rose eye and get fairly tall.

Then there were those like Alexander Herzen, a Russian émigré and radical philosopher, who took a more particularist approach, believing that "these institutions were the products not of logic, nor of grand ideas, but of history, grown over time like a fine variety of rose, adapted perfectly to the condition of the English clay".Voltaire rejected this view of democracy.

But with a few months of data in, it looks like the Safari growth is still the same slow and methodical variety, likely rising simply as more Macs are sold.

What surprised many American analysts was the appearance of India on that list, which reflected their failure to grasp a salient fact: "energy security trumps all" is increasingly the driving principle behind the foreign policies of a variety of rising nations.

The best way to prune your rose bush depends on the variety of rose you have.

For any variety of rose plant you should always remove any dead or weak growth during pruning.

This April, M&S said it had sold over 12.5 tonnes of carrots, including their speciality Abledo and Emperor varieties – a 10% rise on last year.