Sentence examples for popular trait from inspiring English sources
The credit crunch is an extraordinarily complicated issue, and Bush's most popular trait is his homespun way of connecting with people.
Developing its opposite — the increasingly popular trait of mindfulness — by training the brain to pay complete attention to the current moment is crucial.
Mr. Gore's wife, daughters and least Harvard-esque college roommate, Tommy Lee Jones, were all milked to imbue Mr. Gore with the popular traits (warmth and testosterone) he was thought to lack.
No senior member of the armed forces, in which Mr Yudhoyono was once a general, has been convicted for abuses carried out under Suharto or since.Meanwhile, the president is jeopardising one of his most popular traits: hard-earned credentials as a warrior against corruption.
His early training in that Department was under the veteran Gibson, with whom he long maintained the closest official and personal relations, and many of whose genial and popular traits of character he loved to reproduce.
In plants, the most popular traits introduced include herbicide tolerance, insect resistance and ripening delay [ 5].
Globally, herbicide resistance remains the most popular biotech trait, followed by insect resistance and drought tolerance.
See if any of these popular negative traits sound hauntingly (or honestly) familiar.
DNA-based tests for highly prevalent diseases of cats, such as polycystic kidney disease (Lyons et al. 2004) and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (Meurs et al. 2005), and for popular coat colour traits, such as agouti (Eizirik et al. 2003), points (Lyons et al. 2005b) and brown variants (Lyons et al. 2005a), are currently driving DNA profiling rather than pedigree validation.
The tightly linked marker identified in our study has proven to be helpful in introgression of this trait in popular rice cultivars.
The plants that grew turned out to contain the popular herbicide-resistant genetic trait known as Roundup Ready that Monsanto guards closely with patents.
