1. His pond has been choked by the fast-growing weed.

2. Fast-growing trees remove nutrients and impoverish the soil.

3. Children's publishing is a fast-growing business.

4. California, which has no native largemouth bass, imported fast-growing, long-living Florida-strain bass in the 1950s.

5. They met a decade ago in Zhuhai, a fast-growing southern metropolis whose economy has relied on the cheap migrant labor.

6. While Williamson County shares problems with those other fast-growing counties, local officials have handled the growth better than most.

7. Diversification into dynamic fast-growing industries is also made possible, as are moves to expand internationally.

8. The fast-growing, glossy evergreen prefers a loamy, well-draining soil and is drought-tolerant in these conditions.

9. Computer-training is a fast-growing market, but a very different one from publishing.

10. Boxwood grows slowly, but fast-growing privet can turn shaggy in a week.

11. Because goldfish will eat new plant growth, use fast-growing varieties, such as Elodea canadensis, Ludwigia and Vallisneria.

12. Fast-growing forest trees could do more than increase the world's sup ply of lumber and pulp.

13. The fast-growing capillaries bring blood carrying oxygen and nutrients to the swelling tumour.

14. E-commerce is still a small but fast-growing part of the U.S. economy.

15. It is a fast-growing breed and can produce a more acceptable calf for beef than the Jersey.

16. Minorities, the urban poor and fast-growing Sunbelt states claimed to have been undercounted by the census takers.

17. Experiments were made on the adaptability of the fast-growing and high-yielding clone of Hevea Brasiliensis var. SCATC 7-33-97 at young stage to lower frequency tapping system with stimulants.

18. This long gallery of hybridized, fast-growing poplar trees on a Californian tree farm is reminiscent of a Gothic cathedral, a structure that testifies to the human spirit's perseverance through time.

19. Fast-growing Asian economies such as China's are already struggling to deal with higher food prices and to keep their economies from over-heating.

20. It is difficult to make long-term forecasts for a fast-growing industry.

21. The governors' proposal would include a funding formula favorable to fast-growing states such as Texas.

22. The gaol was situated not far from the centre of a large and fast-growing industrial town.

23. The newly established Legations protested and the introduction of the fast-growing eucalyptus obviated the necessity.

24. That takes Compass into hospitals and also greatly increases its presence in the fast-growing retirement home market.

25. There have even been proposals to clear natural forests and replace them with dense plantations of fast-growing trees to claim extra credits./fast-growing.html

26. Tens of thousands of acres of farmland are swallowed up each year by developers seeking living space for the city's fast-growing population.

27. Verio acquired Pioneer Global in February and integrated the company into its fast-growing Northeast regional operations last summer.

28. Scientists say the humble potato may be the key to feeding the world's fast-growing population.

29. Everhart Nangoma, one of the case study researchers at the European Union offices in Blantyre, says farmers in Malawi now spend more on expensive, fast-growing varieties.

30. He developed the Disney Epic Mickey game, set for launch on Nintendo's Wii console next year, as the latest instalment from the Magic Kingdom's fast-growing videogames arm.

1. It is difficult to make long-term forecasts for a fast-growing industry.

31. And now it's someproperties , such as fast-growing, wide-adaptive, less plant diseases and insect pests, agamic, have been known widely.

32. BigBelly employs fewer than 50 people, but like many businesses in fast-growing markets it indirectly supports a much larger number of jobs.

33. In fast-growing Asia, B.P. Banka, managing director of PT Ispat Indo, an Indonesian steelmaking unit of Arcelor Mittal, worries that China's growth will slow.

34. The idea with 3deep started simply, what if the beneficial aspects of this PBX technology could be applied to the fast-growing ecosystem of smart mobile phones?

35. Since its inception, the company has fast-growing category for Cyanamid , alkali, activated carbon within the main body for trade, export-oriented comprehensive trading company .

36. Also, business plans often assume it will be easy to gain a share of a large or fast-growing market.

37. Facing the problems of resource shortage and inefficiency, the theory of balanced scored card(BSC) is the way to solve the problems of the executive of the strategy in the fast-growing companies.

38. Pomeranz characterized a $150-billion plan to channel water from the Yangtze to parched Beijing and other fast-growing northern areas as a "big Rube Goldberg contraption."

39. Paulownia is an important fast-growing tree species, which is widely distributed and favored by people.

40. China's vulnerability to such shocks is probably overstated by official statistics that may exaggerate investment but underreport the fast-growing consumer sector.

41. Apple's push into China may be important for other reasons: it shows the depth of this country's fast-growing upper middle class.

42. Injecting an Alaskan gas supply route to Asia's fast-growing mega-economy could have huge consequences.

43. The sharp-tongued and nomenclature-obsessed Mr. O'Neill is well-known for coming up with the acronym BRICs, a grouping of fast-growing and large emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India and China.

44. The yellow golden trumpet plant, a fast-growing climber plant native to South America, has made its way as far as the island of Hawaii, where it is shown here in full bloom near Rainbow Falls.

45. Faced with those dangers, Europe needs to embrace the structural reforms necessary to make its economies as fast-growing and flexible as possible.

46. Take Facebook, the web's biggest social network. The site is a fast-growing, semi-open platform with more than 500m registered users.

47. Beijing Jingkelong, a small but fast-growing store operator, sold $76m-worth of shares in an offering in which demand outstripped supply by 540 times.

48. But the poplar tree has grows quickly, is one of Yichun area fast-growing timber wood tree seeds.

49. One of the last big parcels was not divided up for small businesses but transferred to BYD, a fast-growing manufacturer of cars and batteries.

50. By looking for an "average autistic" to describe, I think we're acting against the best interests of a large and fast-growing group of individuals.

51. The technology has the potential to revolutionize more than just TV screens. The researchers hope it can be used for the fast-growing solar industry, too.

52. Growth Habit: The cherimoya is a fairly fairly dense, fast-growing, evergreen tree, briefly deciduous in California from February through April.

53. To be sure, lumping the fast-growing group into one bloc has helped Latinos emerge as a political force.

54. A low quota could be a chokepoint for the fast-growing market for offshore yuan.

55. That in part reflects the surge in capital flooding into the region as investors turn their backs on the uncertainties of developed countries to lock in gains from fast-growing Asia.

56. Sanyo, for instance,() enjoys a higher market share for its white goods in the fast-growing economies of south-east Asia than it does in Japan.

57. However, lowest stevioside content was found in fast-growing, loose and yellow calli in which the cell plastids were simple in structure and having only few lamellae.

58. Rock climbing (not mountaineering as in climbing Mt. Everest) is a fast-growing sport for all ages and both sexes.

59. In fact, investors' lack of trust in the legal system is one of the problems that have brought investment levels down to half of those of your fast-growing neighbors.

60. Take, for instance, the fast-growing genetically engineered salmon being reviewed by the Food and Drug Administration right now.

61. Astrogenetix took advantage of that fast-growing, super-active state to home in on the salmonella genes responsible for infectiousness, and then removed said genes to create a weak vaccine strain.

62. In the bird embryo these bristles erupt from tiny patches of skin cells called placodes. A ring of fast-growing cells on the top of the placode builds a cylindrical wall that becomes a bristle.

63. But while PC processors remain Intel's biggest moneymaker, the company is often criticized for being unfashionably late (okay, a no-show) to the fast-growing smartphone and tablet market.