Sentence examples for harvested would from inspiring English sources

The police said the crop, when harvested, would have had a street value of at least $150,000.

Objective: To examine whether specific platelet pheresis (minimal plasma harvested) would contribute toward reduced blood loss and allogenic blood requirements after cardiac surgery.

Results from previous studies indicate that 30%% of cashmere is lost during shedding season and if not harvested would be wasted (Ansari-Renani et al. 2011a).

Mantau et al. (2010) predicted a shortfall even under a high-supply scenario in which wood, once harvested, would be used with minimum wastage.

Plants do absorb carbon, but this line of thought makes a 'baseline' error because it fails to recognize that if bioenergy were not produced, plants not harvested would continue to absorb carbon and help to reduce carbon in the air.

One prediction was that fish that were harvested would have had elevated plasma lactate (an anaerobic metabolite) which would have affected organismal behaviour and activity (e.g. Black 1958; Hinch and Bratty 2000) and potentially increased susceptibility to capture and harvest.

"In the open market, timber from a legally harvested tree would fetch around 26m Dong [about £770]; for illegally harvested timber, that drops to about half".

Victorian Minister for Health Jill Hennessy was optimistic about the benefits the harvested crop would bring to its patients.

"Are you lying?" The harvest would begin the next day.

If desired, contributions to City Harvest would be appreciated.

The survey said the 2008 harvest would depend on levels of eradication and the weather.