Sentence examples for harvest which has from inspiring English sources

The adult female fly will lay her eggs within unripened fruit, often well before harvest, which has lead to severe crop loss.

Last week, for instance, an obscure company called VenueBook, which offers online party planning, announced that from now through Dec. 31, it would donate 15 percent of its "proceeds" to City Harvest, which has worked to help feed storm victims.

Though some support the American position, others, citing a constitutional ban on opium cultivation, want to plow the fields under before the harvest, which has already begun in parts of Helmand Province.

Harvest, which has 13,000 congregants and five suburban campuses, has ventured into the movie business after witnessing the success of the Christian-themed moneymakers "Facing the Giants" and "Fireproof".

People are afraid to speak about some issues, Shoib said, such as the government, the poppy harvest which has been eradicated and the hashish cultivation that has replaced it.

EuGene Synn, vice president of new ventures at K.N.O.C., said that he was confident the deal would be approved by the Canadian authorities, and that he did not expect a rival bid to emerge for Harvest, which has agreed not to solicit competing offers.

Another sector that was hitting the wall was the sugar beet harvest, which had declined by 2% in the 1970s.

These forests have been utilized for several centuries with intensive management and clear-cut harvesting, which has been the dominant practice in Finland since World War II.

Harvest Caye, which has been developed by Norwegian Cruise Line, is an island-turned-resort that's scheduled to open in November.

First off, you can stroll off the ship -- no need to take a tender -- and onto Harvest Caye, which has six miles of sandy beaches.

Now, the crops are commonly harvested together, which has caused some foreign importers to reject American crops.