Sentence examples for too saline from inspiring English sources
At this takeout spot, the salt cod is soft, juicy and never too saline.
The city will also turn a park at the edge of the river back into wetlands — it is now too saline for lawn grass to grow anyway.
It was hoped that vast areas of rich farmlands would be made available by draining the lake, but the soils proved too saline for cultivation.
The families sold their houses to move inland because Cyclone Aila, which devastated the area in 2009, made the land too saline for cultivation.
Its water is now too saline to use.The authorities are now pondering the harsh step of building a weir at nearby Wellington to stop the salt water moving back into the Murray itself.
The State Health Department found that two of the doctors who performed the surgery, Robert Klinger and Marc Sklar, used equipment they were not trained on and pumped too much saline into Ms. Smart's body, causing her to die of cardiac arrest several hours later.
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The risk of cultivating halophytes under saline conditions too distant from the optimum environment is that energy resources may be directed into additional energy-demanding stress-response mechanisms, such as ion transport (Flowers and Colmer 2008).
Taste the cod occasionally; it should be rich and saline but not too salty.
Fourth, the intra-vesicular pressure was measured using 50 to 100 ml of sterile saline, which is too large and has been shown to overestimate intra-vesicular pressure [37, 38].
