Sentence examples for wheat for example from inspiring English sources

A farmer who grows wheat, for example, pays, say, 10percentt on the sale.

Some bits of Europe that grow wheat, for example, have heated up by a couple of degrees since 1980.

The price of wheat, for example, should be given more weight in an index of wholesale prices than the price of pepper.

By 2008, the global food crisis was in full bloom — the price of wheat, for example, had risen by 130percentt.

Many crops are hybrids of different species (wheat, for example, is derived from a hybrid of at least three different wild grasses).

They have benefited from a global surge in commodity prices: wheat, for example, is 80% more expensive than it was five years ago.

Wheat straw, for example, offers desirable geometric and mechanical attributes for replacement of wood in cement-bonded particleboard.

In the wheats, for example, the spikelets are attached to a central axis without a stalk or pedicel.

Indian wheat farms, for example, produce about a third of wheat per hectare per year in contrast to wheat farms in France (Tables 2, 3; Figs. 1, 2).

Whole wheat flour, for example, contains more fibre (11 v. 3·9 g/100 g) than refined wheat flour and also more vitamins and minerals, which suggests an opportunity for improving the intake of micronutrients.

"If you look at wheat yields, for example, yes, you can adapt, but there are limits to that.