Sentence examples for seeds because of from inspiring English sources

If farmers abandoned biotechnology seeds because of the protests, the companies could lose billions of dollars.

"More people are buying hybrid seeds because of the high yields.

"No one has ever commented on them," said Laura Soncrant, 32, who wears the seeds because of her insomnia.

He did not use seeds, because of the inherent unpredictability of cultivating something that itself began as a genetic mutation.

Some farmers are questioning whether to plant the seeds because of the growing unease among consumers over the safety of the foods and crops harvested from them.

The putative causal sequence is that deep-rooted plants (which are generally taller) have large seeds because of allometric and developmental constraints that mean that only large seeds can produce the thick roots that can grow rapidly to depth.

Without the seed layer, the nucleation density is remarkably lower than that grown with seeds because nucleation of ZnO nanostructures on seeds has a lower free energy barrier of activation than on the bare Si substrate [9].

Arizona State won 15 games in a row during the regular season, but Auriemma said the team probably received a lower seeding because of the injury to Simon, who has accompanied the team to Trenton.

He did well to make the second week at all, although this was largely courtesy of three matches against a lucky loser and two qualifiers, together with the fact that he had been bumped up to No10 seed because of his past record on grass.

There is also some controversy with her low seeding despite 23 singles Grand Slam titles and being a seven-time Wimbledon singles champion, Williams comes into the tournament as the 25th seed because of her maternity leave hiatus.

Having been elevated to second seed because of the withdrawal of in-form world number two Novak Djokovic through injury, Federer took the chance to lay down a marker on Tuesday and show he remains a major force in men's tennis.