Sentence examples for predictable crop from inspiring English sources
Indeed, earlier examples of changes to the garden chic of British suburbia have brought their predictable crop of scandals.
A quick internet search of "American cowboy" yields a predictable crop of images.
Every four years, the same predictable behavior crops up in a new country as preparation for the summer Olympic Games begin.
We've had deadly tornados in the U.S., including states that do not usually have these devastating storms; record flooding that threatens the food crop; predictable "accidents" in fracking processes that show the intensifying conflict over increasingly desperate attempts to get at fuel and the desperate need to stop destroying the environment.
This research is intended to set the foundation on which scientists in mycology, plant pathology and breeding, and feedstock production and evaluation can ensure predictable futures for crops for which foliar pathogens are the most likely emergent threats.
Contamination is inevitable, the unintended consequences are only partially predictable, and the GM crop patents further the corporate takeover of the global commons.
The Cars franchise annexes another toy-shop aisle with this second-rate aviation animation, a predictable yarn about a country crop duster who wants to race.
The tree created predictable patterns in soil nutrients and crop yields consistent with distance decay models of spatial interaction.
Recently, during lunch at a friend's flat, the predictable subject of writing and writers cropped up.
A centuries-long spell of mild, predictable weather blessed Western Europe with abundant crops, healthy populations and budget surpluses sufficient to finance projects like Chartres Cathedral.
