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Meanings of strong-growing in English
Synonyms
Examples for "aggressive"
Examples for "aggressive"
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The company said the funding would fuel a new aggressive growth strategy.
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However, a clear effect of sleep deprivation on aggressive behaviors remains unclear.
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Results: Large locally aggressive thyroid tumors form within one week of implantation.
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It says £5 billion a year is lost through aggressive tax avoidance.
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The politics are broken. Trump takes a much more aggressive political approach.
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They bring construction work and good jobs in the fast-growing tech industry.
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Industry sources said the fast-growing Toronto-based company might consider an outright sale.
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Also in the data security market is fast-growing Chicago-based technology company Trustwave.
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Trade finance also remains a fast-growing business for the bank, he said.
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Unlike many other fast-growing technology companies going public, TeamViewer is already profitable.
Usage of strong-growing in English
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I advise that this strong-growing sort be planted in rows five feet apart.
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It is a strong-growing root and keeps pace with the top growth well.
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Howell: A little later than the foregoing; large, bright yellow, strong-growing tree and big bearer.
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But strong-growing hedges, that are likely to become too high, may be checked by summer pruning.
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A comparatively strong-growing, but not tall variety.
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In many parts the swamp was completely covered with a very strong-growing species of Restio (rope-grass).
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A tall, strong-growing, erect sort; leaf-stems deeply furrowed, sometimes a little hollow; leaves large, deep-green, with coarse, obtuse serratures.
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It is, however, not a strong-growing tree and is somewhat uncertain in maturing its fruit, which is a bright, clear red of distinctive flavor.
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Strong-growing sorts may be cut back one-fourth or one-half, according as they have good or bad roots.
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"Moreover, I learned from my reading that many of the strong-growing plants become in maturity the most productive of flowers or fruit."