Sentence examples for no hatch from inspiring English sources
"The Democrats weren't going to give us a vote on the thing unless there were no Hatch amendments, period," said a Republican Senate aide who demanded anonymity.
There are two recently published books that opening day and early-season fly-fishers -- who are abroad at a time when aquatic insect hatches are either minimal or nonexistent and the dry fly is of limited value -- would do well to acquire: "No Hatch to Match" by Rich Osthoff (Stackpole, 2001) and "The Orvis Pocket Guide to Nymphing Techniques" by Tom Rosenbauer (The Lyons Press, 2002).
Branstad: No Hatch: Unknown.
"We are certain that no Hatch Act violations have occurred," Kobach spokeswoman Samantha Poetter told CNN Monday.
Branstad: No Hatch: No. Taxes: Would you increase taxes on corporations and/or high-income individuals to pay for public services?
On the timescale (# of days to hatching for the eggs) the time point to hatching for the eggs from the lice coming from different sub groups is indicated (Co5 to Co8, "hatching before", "early hatching", "late hatching" and "no hatching").
When the two reciprocal crosses were repeated and the proportion of unhatched eggs was compared between the crosses, however, there was a nearly perfect match between the extra no-hatch rate in the cross with SKEW sires and the observed magnitude of sex ratio bias in families from these sires, assuming all the extra no-hatch rate was caused by mortality in sons.
Mercot et al. (1995) reported high no-hatch rates (22 25%) for a line they assayed expressing the Paris SD driver but concluded that postzygotic mortality was an unimportant contributor to sex ratio distortion because they found no correlation between brood sex ratio and brood no-hatch rate.
No window, no hole, no escape hatch, no backdoor.
In a contracepted flock, eggs no longer hatch and the population shrinks through attrition.
