Sentence examples for reduced growing from inspiring English sources

On its website the company says: "This advancement provides a compelling economic benefit to farmers (reduced growing cycle) as well as enhancing the economic viability of inland operations, thereby diminishing the need for ocean pens".

But left out of Mr. Levy's stump speeches, critics say, is the price Suffolk residents have paid: services eliminated or reduced, growing debt service and deferred expenses and a police force smaller — by hundreds of officers — than when he took office in 2004.

Forests risk having reduced growing stock and being GHG sources under many foreseeable scenarios, thus providing further feedback to climate change.

In case a cap or discount factor is introduced, those gains by GNA are reduced as demonstrated in Figure 4. WEHAM scenario F (reduced growing stock) is the 'more likely' scenario under consideration of forest management and expected market development.

The main indicators of change (of rainfall pattern) were increase in frequency of extreme events (specifically prolonged drought) (43%), change in rainfall amount (43%), change in dates of onset (5%), and reduced growing season (5%) (Fig. 2).

That increase cut the coffee berry borer infestation rates from about 35% to less than 15%, bringing with it a slight increase in coffee yields despite the reduced growing area.

But capacity-building alone won't tip the balance toward more effective forces or reduce growing security threats.

768 million people worldwide use untreated H2O sources for survival #longitudeprize May 19 , 2014Technology Justice (@tecjustice) want to reduce growing pressure on the planet's fresh water?

Contrary to what Tripathi implies; I neither express nor harbour the absurd wish that India return to a 3.5% growth rate in order to reduce growing inequality.

The Muslim clerics said people could eat cats, dogs and donkeys in a bid to reduce growing hunger in the agricultural belt of Ghouta.

LONDON — Echoing a call by Warren E. Buffett, members of the European wealthy elite are urging their governments to raise their taxes or enact special levies to help reduce growing budget deficits.