Sentence examples for devoid of crops from inspiring English sources
Ironically though, our beacons of civilization – our cities – are practically devoid of crops, and these days, most urban dwellers may never see where their food actually comes from.
The early settlers faced a landscape largely devoid of domesticated crops, with the notable exception of maize, which Native Americans had brought from Central America.
"The terrorists are nowhere and everywhere," Lt. Col. Nisar Mughal said as he looked out on a landscape devoid of people, crops, animals or any sign of normal life.
Therefore, we generated truncated TcdA devoid of the CROPs (TcdA1 1874) and found that this mutant was still cytopathic.
Clearly, the development of a comprehensive SSR catalog allows characterization of these potential genetic markers in the progeny of polymorphic cultivars, in an important crop species virtually devoid of linkage associations.
Microalgae biofuel was devoid of the major drawbacks associated with oil crops and lignocelluloses-based biofuels.
The newest crop of television stars are devoid of ego, blind ambition and agents who request astronomical salaries.
Bill James, statistician and author of the influential "Whatever Happened to the Hall of Fame," said that Murphy was the best of a mediocre crop, adding that the 1980s were devoid of new superstars.
