Sentence examples for perennial development from inspiring English sources

However, as we look ahead, we know that drought is a perennial development challenge for southern Africa.

A power crisis has also become a perennial development challenge in Ghana, with increasing severity that threatens the country's economic growth and transformation.

An electricity crisis has also become a perennial development challenge in Ghana, with increasing severity that threatens the country's economic growth and transformation.

The perennials' growth and development would depend upon immediate environmental conditions and their history of natural selection, not upon a human desire to produce more seed in that year.

It is not clear on how the cold winter and early spring conditions affected winter annual and perennial weed development but probably it was delayed.

The prophet is not someone who listens patiently for instructions from others, or is someone who is fond of restating that perennial objection to growth and development -- "but we've done anything like that before!" No, the prophet is someone who sees things fresh, in context, and knows how to take creative action appropriate to the moment.

The development of perennial upland rice CVs should be feasible via introgression of genes from O. longistaminata.

A pomologist, or specialist in the science and practice of fruit growing, defines it somewhat more narrowly as the fleshy edible part of a perennial plant associated with development of the flower.

His PhD research examines the development of perennial small grain cropping systems by integrating aspects of agronomy, weed and disease management, soil science, sustainability analysis, and economics to better understand system dynamics.

We found that the additional application of hay significantly accelerated the development of perennial grassland vegetation and provided a higher weed suppression rate in the first year and onwards in most plots than seed sowing only.

The development of perennial cultivars (CVs) of upland rice would give farmers a new tool to reduce soil erosion from hilly fields, thereby mitigating a problem of regional concern in Southeast Asia.