Sentence examples for cut wheat from inspiring English sources
A series of droughts and new diseases cut wheat production in many parts of the world.
A long drought in Australia, also possibly linked to climate change, cut wheat and rice production.
The grain depot had refused to buy Mr. Banak's freshly cut wheat, saying it did not have enough subsidies from the Polish government.
Ministers discussed, but failed to agree on, a move to ban whole classes of pesticides, amid pleas from Britain that this would cut wheat yields by 20-30%.
Protests have been sweeping Sudan since December 2018, which began as a reaction rising prices and skyrocketing inflation, after Sudan's President Omar al-Bashirs government followed International Monetary Funds recommendations to cut wheat and fuel subsidies.
Doctors have also recently recognized that many more may be sensitive to gluten, and simply feel better when they cut wheat and other glutinous grains out of their diets.
It allowed a farmer to combine cutting and threshing grain into a single mechanical operation, enabling farmers to cut more wheat in one pass, increasing productivity and cutting labor hours nearly in half.
McArdle gives an exasperated sigh: "A nutritionist should not advise someone with digestive problems to cut out wheat – they don't have medical training and there may be other issues.
"We cut out wheat and sugar and that means your plate becomes 10 times more colourful," says Georgia. "Instead of toast for breakfast you have something bright and colourful and it lifts your spirit".
"The needs really are very great," he said, adding that Afghanistan's worsening conditions resulted partly from the global surge in food prices and the effects of a drought that has affected major food-producing areas and threatens to cut the wheat harvest by 40percentt.
In 2010, Djokovic cut out wheat and dairy and reduced his sugar intake - he has won nine of his 10 Grand Slams in the five years since.
