Sentence examples for killing plants from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mesnard and Mr. Sealy described a waxy dust that settled over their yards, killing plants and fish.

Abbassian warned prices could rise higher still, amid fears of droughts in Argentina and floods in Australia and cold weather killing plants in the northern hemisphere.

But last year, a mirrored skyscraper went up nearby, reflecting glare into the building, killing plants in the garden and looming into view of the Skyspace.

ROCHESTER, NEW YORK--The YORK--The YORK--Theminearum can devastate a wheat crop, killing plants and contaminating the survivors with a toxin that sickens humans and animals.

People always ask the question, "What about killing plants?

*People were worried that WI-FI was killing plants.

They kill plants and frighten animals; riders leave garbage behind and in general have little regard for nature.

With the exception of lightning, which may cause death of trees and succulent crop plants in limited areas, such injury does not usually kill plants.

Layered more than 2 to 3 inches deep, fine-grade mulch can turn sour, creating a toxic anaerobic condition that could kill plants.

Volcanoes kill plants and animals for miles around; supervolcanoes threaten whole species with extinction by changing the climate across the entire planet.

Controlled burning spreads toxic materials and kills plants that retard erosion, thus hurting the very lands we're trying to protect.