Sentence examples for substantial fruit from inspiring English sources
But surely a global effort on social issues on the scale of the genome project would have borne substantial fruit.
Bad news because it is clear that efforts to steer television viewers' online behaviour ("visit our website!") have not yet borne substantial fruit.
He has immense ambitions for the Mariinsky; and, facing head-on the inextricable, inevitable ties between the arts, politics and big money, his tenacity and diplomatic skill have borne substantial fruit.
A freed slave who became a mighty abolitionist, Sojourner famously asked, "Aren't I a woman?" For Ms. Truth, a 1995 La Rioja Alta Gran Reserva 904, a perfect balance of substantial fruit and shadowy acidity, rounded softness and fine tuning, from P J Wine.
"It is a hard decision to make to invest in something that is so expensive on the front end but certainly bears substantial fruit on the back end".
Texture decay causes substantial fruit loss during shipping and storage which is caused by the degradation of the internal cellular compartment of the fruit, which consequently promotes the development of diseases typical of the postharvest storage and shelf-life [ 3].
|} Goods traffic was more substantial, with fruit, hops and timber being sent out and coal being received.
Jimmy comes up with a joke with almost no assistance from Cartman (he only helped Jimmy originate the joke by telling Jimmy he was hungry for something more substantial than fruit, and Jimmy suggested there might be some fishsticks in the freezer): Jimmy: Do you like fishsticks?Cartman: Yeah.Jimmy: Do you like putting fish sticks in your mouth Cartman: Yeah.Jimmy: What are you, a gay fish?
The test results also indicated that the tree architecture had substantial influence on fruit removal efficiency, fruit catching rate, and fruit damage rate.
The yogurt provides the protein to make it feel substantial, while the fruit makes it sweet, and plenty of ice keeps it cold.
The predominant farming activity is dairying, with livestock raising in the uplands, but there is also a substantial production of fruit and wine in the Rhine and Seez valleys, with some mixed farming.
