Sentence examples for crop potentially from inspiring English sources

In the summer of 2015, thousands of people flocked to the remote forests of the Northwest Territories in search of a crop potentially worth a lot of cash.

Additionally, recommendations on refuge size vary considerably depending on the cultivated species and the number of Bt transgenes expressed, but may be as high as 50%% of the crop, potentially exposing large areas to economic levels of damage [ 35].

European countries, including Germany, have also sounded alarms over the use of genetically modified crops, potentially auguring resistance for Bayer in its home country.

The researchers believe that their work will ease the development of disease-resistant crops, potentially saving farmers hundreds of millions of dollars.

In other crops, potentially useful minor sources of resistance have been reported in sorghum [ 16- 18], soybean [ 19, 20], and common bean [ 21, 22].

In the 2G case, depending on the type of land used and the suitability of this land for food crops, lignocellulosic energy crops potentially constitute a conflict with food production.

Interestingly, plant breeders have, in many cases, increased crop yield potential by sacrificing individual-plant competitiveness (Denison et al. 2003), thus making crops potentially more susceptible to weed impacts.

He was not there when the Marlins dismantled their championship team and collected a crop of potentially good young pitchers.

The Roundup will destroy the weeds but leave his crop unscathed, potentially saving him thousands of dollars in tractor fuel and labor.

But thanks to the promise CBD has shown in a range of therapies under investigation, Potter's CBD-rich crop is potentially much more valuable than the THC crop.

Faced with a crop of potentially lookalike phones, its designers are getting creative with handset backs and sides.