Sentence examples for has bee more from inspiring English sources
The centralization that everyone now despises exists primarily because decentralized authority failed in crisis after crisis & for all its inadequacies the central govt. has bee more effectiven, less corrupt & more humane than local govt. And the central govt has done more to safeguard the rights of individuals & minorities than most local govts.
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"Orchards that have bee communities that are more closely related to each other did worse in terms of their fruit production, and the communities that are more broad across the phylogeny did much better," Heather Grab, Cornell University Ph.D. '17, the paper's first author, said in a press release.
At the same time, the growth of the global food bazaar — fresh fruits, nuts and vegetables from countries all over the world, many of them reliant on pollinators as agents of floral sex — has made bees more important than ever.
This summer is shaping up to be another crisis year, according the state's bee farmers, who are witnessing their bees having more and more difficulty battling the pesticide-resistant mites while their support systems dwindle.
You have bees and they're pollinating your habitat and that's far, far more important".
"She had bees; beehives, hives of bees.
The country's yield of large cardamom — dependent upon cross-pollination from bees — has increased more than 23percentt since 2014.
The Africanized Honey Bee, more popularly known as the "killer" bee, has the general appearance of the more temperamental European Honey Bee (Apis mellifera).
They find that the bee has more olfactory receptors than other insects and have evolved a whole group of proteins dedicated to making royal jelly--the food used to nourish developing queens (Science, 27 October, p. 578).
