Sentence examples for declining yields from inspiring English sources

Scholars had speculated that Iran could be running out of oil, given declining yields.

This means that declining yields will hit beer production extra hard.

In the farms and fields that surround my home, farmers struggle with declining yields and land that is turning barren.

Groundwater levels below these depth bands were associated with gradually declining yields, likely driven by poorer groundwater supply.

In the Middle East and north Africa, declining yields of up to 30% are expected for rice, about 47% for maize and 20% for wheat.

"Declining yields are a threat to security of supply," she said, referring to the fact that SABMiller sources many agricultural crops from developing countries.

Results strongly indicated that increasing the internal circulation rate greatly influenced the declining yield trend.

Ginger (Zingiber officinale) production is facing increasing disease and pest pressure and declining yield with continuing intensive cultivation practices.

To compensate for the declining yield, without resorting to fertilisers, he put a large part of his lavender bushes, vegetables and herbs under glass.

"We see no point in continuing to grow rapidly in a declining yield environment, where our main aircraft partner is unwilling to play its part in our cost-reduction program," Mr. O'Leary said in a statement.

Since the root of the problem, according to Ricardo, was the declining yield (i.e., bushels of wheat) per unit of land, one obvious solution was to import cheap wheat from other countries.