Sentence examples for more efficient weeding from inspiring English sources

To tackle all the problems of waste and dirty water, therefore, politicians must concentrate on making public utilities more efficient, weeding out corruption, and cutting subsidies.

Robin had a deep concern for people, whether farmers in South Asia, for whom she championed the introduction of more efficient weed control practices, or hungry families in New York's southern tier.

A nostalgia object, on borrowed time, waiting to be replaced by more efficient, more expensive ways to smoke weed.

Considering the experimental findings, wheat chickpea (30 cm) with two weedings may be recommended for yield advantage, higher net income, more efficient utilization of resources, and weed suppression as a biological control in eastern plateau region of India.

Spraying entire fields with herbicides is much more efficient than targeting just the weeds.

This enables farmers to make the process of weed control more efficient and flexible.

They are more efficient users of resources than the weeds but reduce the variety in the system, eventually making it brittle and vulnerable to sudden change.

Sure, adjustments brought about by capitalism are not pleasant, but they make the system more transparent, more efficient and more fair, because they weed out the unworthy and incompetent.

Hybrid 'Code128' produced a taller, denser canopy which was more efficient at capturing light and competing with weeds than 'Quickie'.

There has been debate on whether invalidity challenges can be made more efficient and cheaper as a way to weed out low-quality patents.

The balanced fertilization was more efficient at inhibiting the potential growth of weeds because of the increased growth of rice leading to competition for nutrients.