Sentence examples for stop plants from inspiring English sources
The iris is so rare that it has become a de factosymbol of the fight to stop plants sinking into extinction.
A town council in North Carolina rejected plans to rezone land for a solar farm after residents voiced fears it would cause cancer, stop plants from growing and suck up all the energy from the sun.
His wife, Jane, a retired science teacher, feared the proposed solar ranch could hinder photosynthesis -- the process of converting light energy from the sun into chemical energy for fuel -- in the area and stop plants from growing.
Details of the treatments differed depending on the circumstances in the individual experiments, and covers were topped as necessary to stop plants (especially grass weeds) from shedding seeds, and to facilitate the burial of debris when ploughing.
Right now I just want them to stop shooting at us, stop planting I.E.D.'s.
In the main, this means they are to stop planting IEDs in one another's territory.
Scientists are warning people to stop planting exotic plants and to get rid of those in their yards.
It was time, he said, "to stop, plant our feet, and march back up the hill to a stronger America".
"They can't stop planting poppies as long as there is demand, and the government doesn't provide any help".
It's fun to tot up the clichés: the rotten rich kids, the weaselly husbands, the witnesses who won't stop planting shrubbery while the cops question them.
But the mere prospect of new competition might prompt farmers to stop planting a crop, producing a shortage before enough yeast-made product is available.
