Sentence examples for transpired less from inspiring English sources

He had about 70 Royal Marines and some 30 local volunteers at his disposal and, as it transpired, less than 15 hours.

Under CO2e, P. taeda transpired less per unit of leaf area only when soil drought was severe.

If a tree transpires less due to elevated CO2 for example, it will cause the soil to be moist for longer.

Or at least that's what I expected, because unfortunately what transpired was less useful even than that.

But needle-leaved trees transpire much less water than broad-leaved deciduous trees, so the UC Berkeley researchers expect transpiration to only slightly increase this warming effect.

On the face of it, the wave of Euroscepticism it occasioned has vindicated Mr Cameron's cause: even the French, it transpires, want less Europe.

But his podcast could well be called The Conversation Track, for, although he asks good questions of his guests, what transpires is less an interview than a really good conversation between two people with a shared passion.

Cool root-zones resulted in a sustained suppression in g and E during both the day and the night and leaves transpired nearly 20%% less than those grown in warm root-zones.

What transpires is far less interesting.

Some of the hazards of a no deal might transpire to be less terrible than forecast.

Wow!' Stringfellow, it transpires, is markedly less willing to discuss his taste in music than what he's achieved.