Sentence examples for perennial example from inspiring English sources

The Baltimore Orioles are a perennial example of spending and not succeeding.

A perennial example of this seasonal political amnesia is 2004's Don't Think of an Elephant!

Workplace skills will always be there, to be picked up as needed; but university is, realistically, the only place in which one will have the opportunity to immerse oneself in theories and abstractions – philosophy is the perennial example – while developing academic skills.

A perennial example is whether to construct a third road crossing of the Thames, which South Oxfordshire's politicians and residents oppose.

While there is still much to be determined about the maintenance of these new examples of heterozygote advantage in the wild, the overdominant effect of these mutations under domestication is incontrovertible, and provides a useful complement to the perennial example of heterozygote advantage based upon the sickle cell [1].

For example, perennial grassland sward performance (e.g., productivity) may be affected by winter conditions (e.g., extreme cold events or snow cover depth; [70, 71], and Mediterranean grasslands with dominant annual species could have specific response to climate change different from perennial species [67].

When control of plant virus infections is considered economical, (for perennial fruits for example), efforts are concentrated on killing the vectors and removing alternate hosts such as weeds.

For example, perennials which flower in spring or in summer are best divided after they bloom — in late summer or early fall.

But although candidates are quick to claim that their experiences will help them and although commentators often claim that certain experiences are vital (see, for example, the perennial fixation on serving as governor), the evidence for these claims is in short supply.

We describe the first application of an inducible transposon-based activation tagging system for a perennial plant species, as example a poplar hybrid (P.

Life-history strategies of plants (annual versus perennial life cycle for example) and mechanisms such as vegetative quiescence and seed dormancy also play a role in the resilience with respect to drought.