Sentence examples for sufficient grass from inspiring English sources

Of necessity, the Mongols did most of their conquering and plundering during the warmer seasons, when there was sufficient grass for their herds.

This crake is a partial migrant, moving away from the equator as soon as the rains provide sufficient grass cover to allow it to breed elsewhere.

It is mainly a wet-season breeder, and many birds move away from the equator as soon as the rains provide sufficient grass cover to allow them to breed elsewhere.

Edison has also failed to build sufficient grass-roots support, leaving the field to the antiprivatization machine associated with a charismatic Philadelphia congressman, Chaka Fattah, whose supporters view the takeover as an attempt to dismantle public education permanently.

Grass height provides an estimate of how intense an area has been grazed and whether or not there is sufficient forage for livestock.

William Murrill noted its preference for growing in "thin oak woods, where the light is sufficient to enable grass to grow", and Alexander H. Smith mentioned its preference for growing in "thin, sandy soil under scrub oak".

One site, DraftClark2004.com, has formed a political action committee to raise money for him and opened an office last week in Dover, N.H. "Our first goal is to convince Clark that there is sufficient support at the grass roots level for him to run and that the money is there," said Brent Blackaby, a management consultant in San Francisco who helped organize the Web site in April.

The current study employed five primer pair combinations which were found to be polymorphic and sufficient in discriminating Napier grass cultivars.

As a herbivore, the nyala feeds upon foliage, fruits and grasses, with sufficient fresh water.

In Virginia, Joel Salatin has developed an ingenious self-sufficient rotation of grass-fed livestock: cattle, chickens and rabbits that take turns eating, and feeding, the same small pasture.

The Aut-system was based on autumn-calvings that required budgeting for a sufficient quantity and quality of grass fodder stocks harvested to cover the high feed demands of winter-lactating cows.