Sentence examples for varieties in which from inspiring English sources

Monsanto also sells seeds on its own and has been buying seed companies, in part to obtain desirable varieties in which to insert its genetically engineered traits.

Nor do I mean the heavily sweetened varieties, in which calories overwhelm nutrients, or heat-treated yogurts, in which beneficial micro-organisms are killed for the sake of a longer shelf-life.

On the other hand, immigrant groups have introduced new varieties in which the influence of ethnic origins is evident, and some immigrant languages are widely spoken (notably Spanish, in the southeastern and southwestern states).

The maca root is a family of 13 varieties in which only three have been researched: black, yellow, and red.

Scaling and twin-scaling, used to increase production in slower-growing varieties, in which multiple whole scales are detached from a single bulb.

Sub-cluster 4-2 cofsisted of varieties in which panicles were predominantly strongly drooping, similar to O. sativa, and in which the pericarp colour varied from white to brown (90% of the varieties had a brown pericarp colour).

Last week, Parker had addressed the issue in an interview with Variety in which he voiced his hope to move on from the case.

Miles was schooled in the art and science of romance, the pimp variety in which violence was part of the process.

I especially dislike the two-crust variety, in which the apples steam in their own juices, becoming apple chunks in their juice at best -- and hard, undercooked chunks at worst -- sitting between two crusts.

And, although there is a big tonal shift with Teddy, he memorably evokes a vanished world of variety in which a three-year-old whippet would play Come Into the Garden, Maud on the bagpipes.

While most defence spending these days is bonkers, I can see the case for secret intelligence, especially the independent variety in which the British and American security services claim to deal.