Sentence examples for made harvesting from inspiring English sources

The summer before his senior year in high school, Wooden and a friend hitchhiked from Indiana because they heard there was good money to be made harvesting wheat.

The recent weather has made harvesting conditions extremely difficult and with increased demand and lower yields it's a juggling act to ensure our retail customers are getting sufficient stock through to fulfil the demand in store".

Insurers paid millions of dollars in claims, and the over-all loss was compounded when low prices for strawberries from California and elsewhere made harvesting most of the Florida crop uneconomical, and caused farmers to leave their rescued berries to rot.

Advancements in microsurgical techniques as applied to perforator flaps have made harvesting flaps in a free-style manner a practical reality.

Although no clogging of the chip was seen for R. baltica and Chaetoceros sp., production of exopolymers by T. weissflogii made harvesting challenging for this species.

Trading desks at major brokerage houses, where the real money is made, harvested and exploited inside information about analysts' recommendations to reward their most profitable accounts, the institutional investors like mutual and pension funds.

Domesticated tea plants are trimmed into hedges to make harvesting easier.

Here is what Wikipedia has to say about barberries: "The thorny shrubs make harvesting them difficult, so in most places they are not widely consumed".

We need to replant the whole field, as our original plants are now too big and woody, making harvesting more difficult, and yields of oil are declining.

The heart of Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio hardly changes decade over decade, because its low cost basis makes harvesting prohibitive.

First, the majority of the algae are unicellular and low in density, making harvesting very expensive (Rawat et al. 2011; Brennan and Owende 2010).