Sentence examples for papers on this grass from inspiring English sources

The authors of several new papers on this grass, which is already used in pastures across much of Latin America, say enhanced strains, wider usage and improved management will provide the most effective means of tackling climate change through agriculture, which accounts for about a third of all greenhouse gases.

I published tons of papers on this.

Like that football team – great on paper, hopeless on grass.

In 1708 the German botanist Johann Scheuchzer wrote Agrostographiae Helveticae Prodromus, a taxonomic paper on grasses that some authors consider to mark the birth of agrostology.

Regardless of injuries, the Bulls no longer looks like a Super League side on paper, let alone on grass (or plastic in Ealing's case).

Our side looks good on paper, don't it?' I agreed: 'Yeah, we look all right.' He then said [as Moores slips into his broadest Lancastrian accent]: 'Yeah, we're good on paper and crap on grass.' I thought: 'Welcome back to the north-west.'" Dismissed before this season began, and compared unflatteringly with neighbouring Yorkshire, who were tipped as likely champions, Lancashire shocked everyone.

The consensus is that it looks better on paper than on clay, grass or cement.

The only thing out of place the other morning was a scrap of paper lying on the grass.

Several long brown cardboard boxes and a pile of tissue paper lay on the grass nearby, and Sylvia explained how to cut the stem at a certain point, lay the required number in the box, then cover the flowers with paper.

On paper, her grass-court results this season will show second-round defeats in both Nottingham and Birmingham, but there were plenty of positives in her performances against higher-ranked players.

Also, this grass is green.