Sentence examples for record yields from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Agriculture has sent regional monitoring teams to execute the new grain policy and is handing out awards for record yields.

Record yields left olive trees weakened by the strain and unable to bear as much fruit this year.High prices are a welcome boost to other parts of southern Europe.

"Our review of the record yields the firm conclusion that the Commissioner properly exercised his broad discretion to resolve an intramural controversy between the League and a player," Circuit Judge Barrington Parker wrote for the majority.

Long-term ecological data from the fossil record yields reliable proxies of plant population dynamics [12] and changes in landscape-scale nitrogen cycling [13].

Direct percutaneous aspiration from the site of lung infection, rarely done despite its good safety record, yields the highest-quality clinical specimen, but even then bacterial culture identifies a pathogen in no more than half of cases [ 3].

This year's harvest, estimated at 10.6 billion pounds, is close to the record yield of 1998.

The farmer is optimistic that it will be a record yield.

The 9.75percentt coupon notes, a record yield for the company, are due in 2009 and will be used to repay debt.

From it I learned to identify crops, clouds, the record yield for British wheat (71.4cwt per acre from 9.5 acres near Doncaster in 1962) and that moorhens can "sink when alarmed, leaving only their bill above water".

"The bees won't fly if it rains," Mr. Woolf said, talking of this year's spotty bloom, which is expected to produce a crop about 25percentt below last year's record yield.

The reasons for the decline include stress from last year's record yield; drought conditions in 1999, which depressed the 2000 bloom; and heavy spring rains that brought more downy mildew and other diseases.