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It needs time to mature.
He is still young,give him some time to mature.
It takes time to mature.
Doing this gives the forage enough time to mature.
He needs time to mature.
I think Cardale still needs some time to mature.
On average, cows take a longer time to mature before being sold commercially as compared to chickens and ducks.
Each pair requires some time to mature.
Flavor is not as expressive as it was not enough time to mature, and are used alone or in combination, in which their cartilaginous tissue is exquisitely evident.
Be patient, and give him time to mature.
It needed time to mature.
The purpose of waiting is to try to give your baby more time to mature.
This takes time to mature.
Such a strategic adjustment is entirely conceivable but it takes time to mature.
So it takes time to mature.
If your water breaks before 34 weeks but you're not having contractions, your medical team may decide to induce labor or may opt to wait,hoping to buy the baby more time to mature.
He needed time to mature.
The DUI has only existed for a few years andclearly needs time to mature, he added.
It needs its time to mature.
Clearly being 17 he has some time to mature.
But he needed a time to mature.
In regions with a prolonged cold spring and autumn asters in soil and winter sowing is almost never possible to obtain seeds, because they bloom for a fortnight later andbloom for a month longer than asters grown seedling method- the seeds do not have time to mature before autumn frosts(aster bloom in 80-125 days after germination, and seed ripening occurs through 150-183 days).
You must give it time to mature.
In addition, if these cells after transplantation need time to mature in the body, we need to find out for how long.
Fertilizing with nitrogen is necessary to increase the growth of green shoots,which anyway will not have time to mature for the winter, taking away the important forces of the plant.
Too much nitrogen fertilization(including manure) leads to a violent growth of young shoots in rose bushes,which do not have time to mature to fall- they are herbaceous, unable to move the slightest negative temperatures.
They are large cats that take a long time to fully mature which means they remain very kitten-like for a number of years.