Sentence examples for will grow better from inspiring English sources

This way, the pastures won't erode, and the cattle will grow better, yielding higher-quality meat and more of it.

Elsewhere in New York researchers are experimenting with greens like callaloo, also called vegetable amaranth, and are creating varieties of potatoes that will grow better in the Northeast.

Division chief James Albaugh expects it will grow better than 10% a year through 2007.

Our hypothesis is that plants will grow better in FFMM and with fertilization because of the increased resource availability.

James Albaugh, the division's chief, expects that it will grow better than 10% a year through 2007.

Considering the different original habitats of the two species pairs, we hypothesised that: (i) the growth of birch seedlings is more likely to be affected by water deficiency than that of larch seedlings; and (ii) seedlings of larch and birch originating from a xeric region will grow better than those from a mesic region in response to water deficit.

It's not terribly effective, but maybe they'll grow better at it in the unlikely event that viewers get past the initial shock of how out of phase this series feels and let it run for a while.

Ironically, while injectable use will inevitably grow, better choice and wider availability of other methods especially of long-acting and permanent methods will reduce injectables′ overall share.

"Will it ever grow better?

Advances in communications technology mean that manufacturing can be sliced and diced more easily than in the past.But the region will have to grow better integrated.

My daughters will grow up better educated, more confident and with far better prospects than any of my contemporaries.