Sentence examples for leaves benefit from from inspiring English sources

The larger leaves benefit from a smooth and creamy dressing and from mixing with sweet leaves such as Cos or butterhead lettuces.

Also, it has not been investigated whether source or sink of photosynthates (i.e. mature leaves against young and developing leaves) equally benefit from this additional C source or not.

But one possibility for retailers, he added, would be to package leafy greens in shallower boxes or bags so that more of the leaves could benefit from the light.

Time is running out, and very soon few Holocaust survivors will be left to benefit from any of these funds.

But the guilty player who took the leave would benefit from a Harvard policy that classified him as having to take a forced withdrawal.

Because the company no longer has so many of its own workers left to benefit from its paternalism, the real measure of its sincerity in putting values on a par with profits may come in the overseas factories where most of its products are now made.

There is still a risk that the insurance provided by the rescue scheme may leave countries that benefit from it a bit less minded to cut deficits and reform their economies.

However, patients with severely dilated left ventricles may benefit from initial valve replacement.

Muscadine leaves are tougher and benefit from a week-long glass jar ferment.

Increased childcare leave benefits from 50%to67%7% of prior wages.

The part-time sick leave included partial sick leave benefits from 20 to 90percentt, whereas for part-time rehabilitation allowance and disability pension it is a 50% lower limit.