Sentence examples for blight from from inspiring English sources

"If we can lift the blight from those communities then the quicker the better," Higgins said.

After six outbreaks in the last century, it set about eradicating the blight from North America.

Khush, G. S., Bacalangco, E. & Ogawa, T. A new gene for resistance to bacterial blight from O. longistaminata.

"Whenever we backcrossed to the American chestnut, the trees inherited genes for susceptibility to the blight from the American parent.

Quantitative resistance to late blight from Solanum berthaultii cosegregates with RPi-ber: insights in stability through isolates and environment.

American multinationals have also responded to the slump at home by trimming output and jobs in Europe and Asia, transferring the blight from one region to another.

He writes: "It was blighted from the start.

They too were green and reptilian, but operated in hugely different ways to this blighter from the confession dial, tending to be more mischievous and shape-shifty.

The vote was blighted from the start when 2 of the 24 members of the inner circle were barred after a sting by The Times of London revealed they had been willing to sell their votes.

Looming out of the schedules and plugged in the Radio Times with the strapline: "MI5, not nine to five", the BBC's latest attempt at original drama is blighted from the start because the work of the routine desk officer is just that: nine to five.

Egypt's transition has been blighted from the outset by political rows and turbulence on the streets that have driven investors out and kept many tourists away.