graft造句

Some say the key to success is simply hard graft.

A healthy shoot should form a strong graft.

Massive infrastructure spending and the property boom have provided ample opportunity for graft.

Longer blockages may be bypassed using a plastic tube or vein from the leg (bypass graft).

Because the UID system is an open platform, businesses will be able to graft inventive applications onto it.

And, after a lot of hard graft and blind alleys, he and his team have almost got there.

Mercurial 2.0同时也带来了graft命令——给Mercurial实现了cherry pick功能。

On June 23rd IKEA said it was suspending its investment in Russia because of the "unpredictable character of administrative procedures", a euphemism for graft.

The opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), demanding a public inquiry on graft, blocked Parliament throughout the winter session and may do so again in spring.

The patient "is very well" following the graft of the articifial airway, thoracic and vascular surgeon Emmanuel Martinod, who carried out the surgery, told AFP.

To prep the eye to receive the tooth and lens, the doctors placed a cheek graft over the eye to promote moisture.

The graft-busting Central Vigilance Commission found that the use of second-rate materials and inflated pricing was widespread in preparations for the games, the most expensive in history.

But, like a kindly schoolteacher, Miyazaki shows how hard graft and an innocent heart are the best defence against this curious world - and perhaps our own one as well.

A worldly African traveller commented gleefully: The amounts involved in our graft cases certainly pale compared with the mind-boggling sums involved in the most powerful economy on earth.

"For about 20 years, people have being trying to produce synthetic tubes that can be used to bridge gaps in nerves and replace the need for using an autologous graft," says Priestley.