英語 での Could grow の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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I would accept the possibility of infinite growth in the economy on the day that one of my economist colleagues could demonstrate that Earth itself could grow at a commensurate rate.".
Someone had predicted that if one could grow colloidal crystals that had the same structure as carbon atoms in a diamond structure, it would have special optical properties that could revolutionize photonics.
The vanity within me was quite satisfied, and at the same time I also hoped we could grow old together, that we would love each other for the rest of our days.
As increasing adoption of mobile, cloud, social and information technology drives demand for new security technology and services, various reports estimate that Singapore's data security market could grow to be worth billions of Singapore dollars over the next two to five years.
Negotiators have suggested that by joining forces Andean farmers could grow crops which the US does not produce on a large scale.
It is believed that Around 400 BC Hippocrates, the father of medicine, located his first hospital beside a stream so that he could grow an abundance of watercress to help treat his patients.
A system may start out with just 3 administrators, but over the course of a year this could grow to 30 administrators if no one prevents expansion.
As we see, the numbers are very important, which could grow further if the three countries arrived to agree definitively a free trade area, which is in the project and subject to negotiation.
While these advances made corn an attractive crop to American farmers, US agricultural policy limited the amount farmers could grow to ensure high sale prices.
When Chancellor Angela Merkel declared in May 2011 that Germany would seek to phase out all its 17 nuclear reactors by 2022, questions arose as to whether wind and solar power together with other renewable sources could grow quickly enough to feed the Country with clean energy.
When Angela Merkel announced in May 2011 that Germany would seek to phase out its fleet of nuclear reactors by 2022, questions arose as to whether renewable sources of energy, such as wind or solar, could grow quickly enough to meet the requirements of German industry.
It is notable that when Germany announced in 2011 that it would phase out its nuclear reactors by 2022, questions arose as to whether renewable sources of energy, such as wind or solar, could grow quickly enough to meet the requirements of German industry.
When Angela Merkel announced in 2011 that Germany would seek to phase out its nuclear reactors by 2022, questions arose as to whether renewable sources of energy, such as wind or solar, could grow quickly enough to meet the requirements of German industry.
But there's going to be a whole new understanding of the interrelationship between all of these things- the interrelationship between energy and the plant, the food, to the point where, in the next twenty years, every family who has a small garden could grow enough food for themselves and all of their neighbors around.
They point to the messages from this or that source that claim this is the great plan put into place by higher beings millennia ago, so that all different types of human beings could grow to maturity, each in their own ideal environment, much as different areas of a garden are more or less suitable for different types of plants.
The chamomile plant can grow up to twenty inches tall.
The plant can grow in it.
Vim can grow too.
But they need soil that can grow grass.
In that way we can grow in a steady course.