Assertion: locust's wood | /r/HasProperty | strong
Facets:
value: at the same time
type: TEMPORAL
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: almost as
type: DEGREE
value: as oak trees
type: OTHER
value: as cheaper
type: MANNER
value: very hard
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The wood is almost as strong and hardy as oak trees but much cheaper.
text: The wood is weak and brittle, subject to storm damage.
text: The reddish wood is strong, coarse grained and moderately durable.
text: The wood is yellow, coarse-grained, very heavy, very hard, strong and very resistant to decay.
text: Wood of poplar is lightweight and strong at the same time.
text: Wood is yellow, heavy, very hard, strong, and durable in contact with the soil.
text: The wood of Honeylocust is strong, hard and durable.
text: The wood is strong, and the tree has few serious pests, though harmless leaf galls are common.
text: The wood is strong and resistant to rot.
text: Wood of ash tree is strong and elastic at the same time which makes it perfect for the production of baseball bats, hockey sticks, tennis rackets and canoe paddles.
text: Wood of oak is very strong and hard.
text: The wood is so strong, it is also used for nails on ships, lasting longer than the hulls they held together.
text: Natives to North America, locust trees are well-known for their strong wood and fall foliage.
text: But the wood is relatively weak, so it is best suited in low areas away from houses or roads.