Sentence examples for the varieties which from inspiring English sources

The varieties, which have names like Carefree Beauty and All the Rage, have mostly thrived.

The corks identify the varieties, which include the fairly pungent saw palmetto, as well as more familiar orange blossom, blueberry and buckwheat.

I first read "The Varieties," which was made up of a series of lectures James later gave in Edinburgh, when I was managing a fishing club deep in the central Adirondacks in the late 1970s.

The transcript level of γECS (glutamylcysteine synthetase) gene remained relatively constant at the immature and mature stages, whereas it sharply decreased about 15 30 folds at the over-mature stage in both the varieties, which correlated well with the subsequent decrease in the levels of enzymatic antioxidants.

Your committee are equally persuaded that the varieties which have practically taken place under the terms used, are not beyond the contemplation of those who framed the Constitution.

The varieties which show resistance reaction to all the different BPH populations of the Philippines and the biotype 4 of India were declared as genotype/s with broad-sense resistance.

Apples cost $14 to $16 a bushel, depending on the variety, which includes McIntoshes, Northern Spy, Mutsu and Jonagolds.

(The variety which flourished in Helena and Richard's garden was probably the non-flowering "Treneague", best suited for the purpose and native to the west country).

A hacker takes nothing as given, everything as worth creatively fiddling with, and the variety which proceeds from that enricheth the adaptivity, resilience, and delight of us all".

I'm astounded by the variety, which changes as I age, like a disease evolving and developing new ways to attack your body.

The difference is important, because data shows that more farmers in the area have been shifting to robusta in recent years, as prices rise for the variety, which is easier to grow.