Sentence examples for so much grazing from inspiring English sources

With so much grazing, the trees died, and the area turned into grassland and marsh.

And with so many animals, so much grazing land, weather conducive to raising lamb on grass 12 months a year and a favorable rate of exchange, New Zealand lamb is cheaper in the States than high-quality domestic lamb.

First, agents may imply that coverage you already have won't help if you so much as graze the bumper of your vehicle.

It impressed the City Parks Department personnel, who had gathered to watch, with its touch-sensitive bumpers -- it is designed to go into reverse if it so much as grazes a tree.

Never so much as a breath grazing the sacred dark-glinting music carved into the disk's canyons, during its passage in and out of the crisp inner papers.

"Off camera, I don't go around getting drunk at night," he said; during the meals we shared when he wasn't shooting, Bourdain didn't so much gorge himself as graze.

He's capable of so much supple suggestion, just barely grazing his cymbals and snare, that it feels like a body blow when he really lets loose.

This has important implications for our view on how toxic Microcystis blooms develop, which may not so much be the result of zooplankton grazing in general but rather may reflect the outcome of interactions between defences and counter-defences in auto- and heterotrophs, comediated by the costs imposed by both the development of these defences and counter-defences.

Its hard to say specifically how much grass a pair of donkeys needs, as grazing can vary so much.

With so much on offer, viewers can freely graze.

Higher and higher they go, so much so that you expect them to graze the ceiling.