Sentence examples for yield prospects from inspiring English sources

Imports of pulses have caused relative price decreases, which, along with poor yield prospects for Indian pulses (due to lack of research and investment) further reduce production incentives.

Older alluviums are associated with moderate yield prospects of about 70 180 m3/h where very limited yield prospects of below 50 m3/h are observed in older alluvium with laterites, etc. types of aquifers.

Recent alluviums of quaternary age group bearing porous formations are fairly thick and are spreading over an area of 210 km2 (4.5%) of the total area in the southern and south-eastern part have very large yield prospects of about 200 m3/h.

Crop scouts on Thursday reported corn yield prospects down about 27percentt from last year in central Iowa, the largest producing state.

However, significant rises in international prices of fuel and fertilizer have affected the use of these key inputs in agriculture, dampening yield prospects somewhat.

Average to above-average rainfall since October 2007 in northern New South Wales and southern Queensland encouraged large sorghum sowings and benefited crop development leading to good yield prospects.

Some university supporters fear the coming search for a permanent successor to Sullivan will yield few prospects.

Beane raised eyebrows by trading away the team's top starting pitchers, Gio Gonzalez and Trevor Cahill, and the team's closer, Andrew Bailey, in cost-cutting moves that yielded 10 prospects.

The ability to modify and reprogramme natural biology increases the scope of tailored bioprocesses and yields attractive prospects beyond conventional Biotechnology.

But they have rich dividend yields and prospects for reasonably good earnings growth.

The Republican leader informed his fellow representatives that discussions with the president had not yielded any prospect of a deal.