Sentence examples for harvesting ever from inspiring English sources

Our model accounts for the length dependence of maturation probabilities, so that, as in reality, harvesting ever smaller individuals implies that more juveniles are harvested.

After the hard work of clearing forest, he planted a cocoa farm, one tree at a time, and he has been harvesting ever since.

Because of the continuous development of more efficient algorithms harvesting ever-expanding computational resources, and the emergence of more advanced and novel theories and methodologies, the scope of computational studies has expanded significantly over the past decade, now including much larger molecular systems and far more complex molecular phenomena.

This he did by "generalling" the most comprehensive harvest ever carried out in the United Kingdom.

They appear to have had what may be their best harvest ever.

Like legitimate companies, online felons can harvest ever more valuable information from thriving social networks.

The first two years, the new rices yielded the village's richest rice harvests ever — triple the usual amount.

"That was our latest harvest ever for Eiswein," says Arno Schales, whose family has grown Riesling since 1783 and has made Eiswein for the past 50 years.

Low prices, tepid exports and ample subsidy protections for farmers mean this could end up being the most expensive harvest ever for American taxpayers.

A25 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Too Much of a Good Thing This season's bumper crop of corn threatens to further depress corn prices, potentially making this the most expensive harvest ever for the federal government's farm-subsidy program.

He also acknowledged some failures: the Taliban insurgency in the south, the continuing deforestation and the widespread cultivation of poppies, which this year produced the second biggest opium harvest ever recorded.