Sentence examples for grayling to from inspiring English sources

Napo said it was wrong for Grayling to make the decision by relying on confidential evidence produced by the husband of the managing director of a company that stood to make hundreds of millions of pounds from the sale.

In other salmonid species the proportion of loci for which sequences were successfully obtained ranged from 12% in grayling to 60% in brown trout (Table 1b).

The apparent stenothermy suggests that phenotypic plasticity alone may not be sufficient for the grayling to cope, especially because we found no inter- or intra deme variation to successful development at 12°C.

Bearing on this latter problem is the study published in BMC Biology by Kavanagh et al. [ 4], who find strong evidence for an evolutionary response by grayling to differences in water temperatures in streams in Norway colonized by these fish in relatively recent times.

The northern section ran from the US 27-to-I-75 transouthn softh of Grayling to the Crawford Roscommon county line, and the second was an extension from Alger to the West Branch area.

It also called on Grayling to act or resign.

Something for Chris Grayling to crack on with, one would think.

McDowell was appointed by the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, to the crucial watchdog role last November.

I am pleased the matter has now been passed to the Lord Chancellor, Chris Grayling, to determine personally.

The paper reported that about 20 MPs had called on the transport secretary, Chris Grayling, to take action against strikes.

"It's no wonder even Tory MPs are calling for Chris Grayling to resign: he's in serious hot water".