Sentence examples for poor grain from inspiring English sources

The crisis reached a climax with the famine of 1844 46, when poor grain harvests coincided with a potato blight.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Increasing energy charges by utility companies are set to exert upward pressure on inflation in the near term, while food prices could well rise higher still (largely due to recent poor grain harvests), which will weigh down on consumer purchasing power.

It is a tall plant with few tillers, low-yield potential, and poor grain quality.

Rice plants after transplanting may also be infected, resulting in weak tillering and poor grain filling (Ou 1985; Jeff 2001).

Heat-tolerant rice cultivars have been developed as a countermeasure to poor grain appearance quality under high temperatures.

The perennial rufipogon would have normally been a fairly poor grain resource, with more metabolic energy invested in vegetative tissues.

The situation in poor grain-importing countries in Africa is tense.

The Euro zone recession and a poor grains harvest helped push inflation up last year to 6.6percentt and cut the rate at which the spending power of Russian households is growing.

This is because the softer h-BN particles reduce the hardness and do not act as internal lubricant, while promoting poorer grain cohesion due to their morphologically-favored segregation at grain boundaries.

Male pigs (n = 16, body weight = BW 25 30 kg) were fed flavonoid-poor grain-based meals without (GBM) or with quercetin (GBMQ).

Corrupt officials often buy up poor quality grain at low prices to fill the granaries, and tell their superiors they have bought good quality produce.