Sentence examples for amounts of grass from inspiring English sources

It is primarily vegetated by woody shrubs and sedges of the fynbos biome with minimal amounts of grass.

The amounts of grass, trees and other people had the most influence on their choices among park alternatives.

As a historian, Bill examined thousands of old eyewitness testimonies, paintings and drawings and found that, before the Europeans arrived, places like the Blue Mountains once contained significant amounts of grass pasture.

From the multivariable-logistic regression models, six variables were significantly associated with an increased risk of the outcome of interest (p<0.05): foals of the stock horse type, housing in a stall or drylot in the first three days of life, other livestock present on the premises in the past, foal born on dirt, sand or gravel surface, and low amounts of grass hay and grain fed post-partum.

As a livestock farmer, I make use and take advantage of -- nefariously, I believe now -- all of the sheep's instincts: to eat copious amounts of grass, to drink water, to lick salt and minerals, to flock together, to breed, to give birth to and attend to newborn lambs, to fight off thieves, to stumble around relentlessly to satisfy an irresistible first thirst.

Provide forage and dirt beneath pigs' feet and they will -- happily, I believe -- shove their impressive snouts into the soil and plow great furrows, seeking tasty roots, and they will gobble up copious amounts of grass, clovers, and whatever else might appeal to them.

In the study area, the lack of cattle also leaves large amounts of grasses that dry and therefore are easily set alight (Fig. 4).

Pollen samples included prevailing amounts of grasses and sedges that, with some hygro-hydrophilous taxa, largely represent the riverine and wetland vegetation of the Nile Valley.

What can I do/put in to slowly reduce the amount of grass, but not increase the amount of work?

"We've had some really significant rainfall west of the ranges over winter which has caused a huge amount of grass growth west of the Great Dividing Range.

— NoVa A. Some of you have asked about reducing the amount of grass and replacing it with ground covers to lessen the gardening load.