Sentence examples for harvest raised from inspiring English sources
In the past year and a half, Pure Harvest raised $5.6 million in venture funding, hired a design firm, built the leadership and operations teams, and began construction on the commercial-scale proof-of-concept greenhouse this past December.
In 2009 Harvest raised $40 million from investors including Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, a venture capital outfit, and trash hauler Waste Management.
In December 2017, Daily Harvest raised a $43 million Series B funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners with significant participation from VMG Partners and additional investors including M13, chef and restaurateur Bobby Flay, Olympic gold medalist Shaun White and actress Haylie Duff.
City Harvest raised S$22.7 million with its Building Fund Campaign, helping it to buy a stake of 39.2percentt in the venue for its services, Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre, for S$97.8 million in 2012.
The continuing reliance on a good rainy season for a successful harvest raises questions about how Morocco will cope with the effects of climate change.
Each harvest raises an average 45,000 euros per year, financing the replanting of several hectares of forest.
Clearfell harvesting raised the yearly mean water temperature by between 0.25 °C and 0.94 °C, and raised the maximum water temperature by between 0.84 and 1.6 °C.
Our most recent harvest this year raised hopes that we might produce the first Ug99-resistant mutant plants.
Treatments that protected 'sensitive' species from harvest or raised the maximum residual diameter to 80 cm appeared to have the best balance between fostering ecological values of old-growth forests and moderating the impact on timber yield.
That batch, under the Dole brand, was hailed as a "smoking gun" by California officials who have been frantically trying to identify the source of the infection, which has halted the state's spinach harvest and raised the specter of millions of dollars of agricultural losses.
The West Coast has experienced an unusually cold summer that is delaying harvest and raising fears in Northern California and Oregon that autumn rains will come while grapes are still on the vines.
