Sentence examples for all pests from inspiring English sources

All pests want food, water and shelter.

Though he was, in some ways, an intellectual, to whom moral and religious ideas mattered greatly, I believe that he read, as an adult, only two books: Thackeray's "Henry Esmond," which he was given, and "Away with All Pests," which described a successful Chinese campaign to destroy disease-carrying flies.

(The poem, written in 1963, was memorized by Chinese of all ages — "On this tiny globe/ A few flies dash themselves against the wall/Humming without cease.../ Our force is irresistible/Away with all pests!" — and generally seen as a critique of the two biggest "pests," the United States and the Soviet Union).

Although the tenets of the standard refuge strategy apply to all pests, this strategy does not greatly delay the evolution of resistance in haplodiploid or parthenogenetic pests.

For example, the generic radiation dose currently approved by the USDA for all pests (except for lepidopteran pupae and adults) on horticultural commodities is 400 Gy (Follett 2009).

Virtually all pests have some natural enemies, and the key to successful pest control is to identify the pest and its natural enemies and release them at fixed times for pest control.

Not all the pests are plants; others are grasses, vines, shrubs and trees.

All these pests and diseases are foreign imports often brought in on ornamental and commercial trees, along with the soil they grow in.

The goal now is to have gentle, productive bees, but now I also want bees that are resistant to all these pests and problems we have, which is a tall order.

The ideal scenario for a farmer, he says, "is to plant a crop that is self-resistant to all the pests and pathogens that it encounters".

Start at the base of the plant and work up, making sure to get all the pests coated with soap.