Sentence examples similar to bad cropping from inspiring English sources

All we need is a bad crop".

"Some years," he added, "there's a bad crop; this year was a bad year".

He battled and defeated the shooting stars, identified as witches, especially one called "Bad Crop" (Duzhyāryā).

A bad crop can break a farmer, Gregg keeps telling us with haunting sobriety.

"If we have bad crops, it's going to be a wild ride," said the Agriculture Department's chief economist, Joseph Glauber.

For example, more jays were seen in gardens searching for alternative food sources after a particularly bad crop of acorns last year.

It's a life spent in struggle with the land, one bad crop away from hardship, only clean on Saturdays, forever sweeping death from her doorstep.

But given how infrequently franchises change hands—rarely more than a sale or two every few years one bad crop of owners in the same region can doom it to incompetence for over a decade.

"This will allow us to create a reliable supply of these essential medicines in a way that doesn't depend on years leading up to good or bad crop yields," Smolke said.

"It should be one or the other," said Mark Orebaugh, a flinty 52-year-old who has suffered several years of bad crops in southwestern Kansas.

The Palm Beach diarrhea outbreak of 1996 was the result of a bad crop of raspberries; a few weeks ago, off the coast of Bermuda, a sportfisherman was impaled by a blue marlin as it vaulted across the stern of his boat.