Sentences with phrase «plants like tough»

Plants Like Tough Love Another big revelation, for me, was that it was OK to neglect plants a little.

Not exact matches

Canada has some top - notch plants, Magliano says, but challenges like the high Canadian dollar and tough union contracts are outside the automakers» control.

Wondering what you * might * suggest in place of the coconut milk — I'm allergic to all things coconut, which is sometimes tough, living a mostly plant - based, almost vegan (though I eat seafood like no one's business!)

Mr. Jinapor was of the view that tough decisions like these are needed to protect the long term integrity of the hydro plants.

But others have a tougher time adapting, like one of Nangonya's colleagues who has children; she was able to shift within the agency to stay planted in Vienna more often.

Finding a cost - effective method for breaking down the tough cellulose in plant matter to produce ethanol has been a tough challenge, involving both innovations in chemistry and in field operations like the baling feeder developed by Woodford.

After watching some of the food videos, have a heart to heart talk and see if he would agree to try for 3 days a whole food plant based diet, ask like this «Do you think we could try this for 3 days or do you think it would be to tough for us»?

Yes, I think both occur and depending on how porous the plant is (think about the tough / thick skin on watermelon and bananas vs. soft fruit like berries) will determine how much pesticide leaches into the produce.

While there continue to be high hopes that biofuels made from plant products like corncobs and switchgrass can help meet our growing energy needs, one major obstacle has been the cost of enzymes which are used to break down these tough plant parts into simple sugars that can be turned into ethanol.

The standard (about 1,000 pounds of CO2 for every megawatt - hour of electricity produced) would be tough for prospective coal plants to meet without incorporating new technologies like carbon capture and storage (CCS).

«A big plant like Diablo, which was designed to go up to full power and just stay there day and night, is kind of a tough fit for all of that.»

The funds are part of the Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce Development and Economic Revitalization (POWER) Initiative, a federal program to support coal - reliant communities in states like Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky where mines are shuttering and coal - fired power plants are closing due to rocky market conditions and tougher environmental regulations.

Tough as old boots, these plants will stand their ground even if you pay them no attention (just like your mother - in - law, hence the name?).