Sentence examples for contemporary crop from inspiring English sources
This often comes with a casual disregard for the ball skills and defensive flexibility that make the contemporary crop so interesting.
Business leaders who argue that business should take seriously "its responsibilities for providing employment, eliminating discrimination, avoiding pollution and whatever else may be the catchwords of the contemporary crop of reformers," he wrote, are "preaching pure and unadulterated socialism".
Unlike the right-wing, contemporary crop of populist politicians across the world, with whom he is often lumped, Duterte calls himself a leftist and maintains strong ties with progressive groups.
I don't want to talk about how bad the movie was (as a dyed-in-the-wool Buffy fan; I expected a lot more from Joss Whedon), or how ridiculously overrated it was by the contemporary crop of lamestream film critics who are obviously too heavily under the influence of corporate swag and perks to give a reasoned opinion.
Given the geographical origin of a crop, we derive from the landscape model different distance measures that can be quantitatively related to (1) the radiocarbon dates for the first appearance of the crop in the archaeological record, (2) heterozygosity of (contemporary) crop samples, and (3) genetic distances between these samples.
Our aims were to characterize contemporary crop-to-weed pollen flow by quantifying (i) crop-weed hybridization rate and (ii) the effect of weeds' flowering time on it.
The span of titles below perfectly illustrates the breadth and depth of comics and graphic novels today: Japanese and French translations classic and contemporary, a crop of surging British talent, children's and young adults' books – and much more to come – this is just a portion of what's on the way this year.
The value of these habitats may be especially high where they replace contemporary biomass crops (e.g. corn) [2], [7].
In North America, land-use changes associated with the expansion of contemporary bioenergy crops are generally expected to reduce biodiversity in affected regions [1], [2].
On one hand, you have the cream of the crop — contemporary graphics effortlessly combined with just enough Chinese motifs to differentiate them from the West.
Contemporary research in crop and other agricultural contexts continues to provide insights into understanding evolutionary processes (e.g. Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007), but evolutionary studies can likewise provide reciprocal insights into agricultural research (e.g. Alonso-Blanco et al. 2005, 2009).
