Sentence examples for harvest altogether from inspiring English sources

In the last week of July, when Amazon called to tell her its Coffeyville warehouse was immediately taking workampers, LaFata calculated that foregoing the beet harvest altogether would save her several hundred dollars in gas.

Given that even stopping harvest altogether results only in a relatively slow recovery (Law and Grey 1989; Dunlop et al. 2009b; Enberg et al. 2009), a more effective management strategy is to prevent evolutionary changes from occurring in the first place, rather than trying to stop or reverse them once underway.

From January 1st, the government is expected to put an end to such organ harvesting altogether, and all transplanted organs will need to come from volunteered sources.

In addition, the results reveal that a high level of energy efficiency can be achieved by applying the customized nRF component, the power management unit and the energy harvesting unit altogether in the sensor device.

"You want to start a fight, you've got to take a swing/You got to get your hands in the dirt to see what the harvest will bring," Mr. Bon Jovi groans, though not altogether convincingly.

But H. Bruce Franklin, who wrote "The Most Important Fish in the Sea: Menhaden and America," said a better step would have been to get rid of the so-called reduction fishing industry — harvesting menhaden for the manufacture of meal and oil — altogether.

Having agreed to a rare interview with the Guardian, the duo insist that it is conducted via email and they are not altogether keen to unpick the themes of Tomorrow's Harvest.

"As usual, it is not altogether clean manure which is the earth's best preparation for future harvests," Mr. Zweig wrote.

Altogether, the task allocation problem for wireless sensor networks equipped with energy harvesting systems is described in the abovementioned objective function and constraints.

Altogether, the StarLink grain represents roughly one-half of 1percentt of this year's corn harvest, which totaled more than 10 billion bushels.

Roughly 80% of the First Nation hunters changed their harvesting locations to avoid the contaminated area in the Swan Hills, 10% stopped hunting and eating moose altogether and 10% did not change their hunting practices.