Sentence examples for blight low from inspiring English sources

Biotic and abiotic stresses, such as tapping panel dryness (TPD), powdery mildew, leaf blight, low temperature, strong wind and drought, are major yield-limiting factors on natural rubber production.

In these areas terminal drought, fusarium wilt and pod borer are some of the major constraints to chickpea production; whereas, in non-traditional, temperate growing areas ascochyta blight, low temperatures and end of season frost are the major constraints [ 2– 4].

A land blighted by low educational attainment.

Offices in La Defense in Paris, which is Europe biggest business district, have been blighted by low rents and high vacancies.

It says two thirds of an estimated 380,000 council homes blighted by low demand are in the north, while there is little evidence of a similar problem in the south.

Opponents fear that the city will sanction the destruction of nine buildings in a historic district and allow the construction of two enormous towers that they say would blight their low-rise neighborhood and undermine the value of landmark protection throughout the city.

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Resident fears have only been heightened by the lead contamination problems that have blighted other low-income and minority communities in the US, including those in Flint, Michigan; and East Chicago, Indiana, where more than 1,000 people are now being forced out of their homes.

Neighbors fished nearby, and their small, tight-knit community was free of the armed drug gangs that often blight Rio de Janeiro's low-income neighborhoods.

The unemployment rate, according to the internationally agreed yardstick, dipped below 8% to its lowest in a year, while youth unemployment – a particularly serious blight – was down by 50,000.

This count was defined as the ascochyta blight score (ABS), with low ABS representing greater resistance, and high ABS representing greater susceptibility.