Sentence examples for a more fertile from inspiring English sources

Plants are growing faster, fuelled by a more fertile atmosphere.

Here we begin to enter a more fertile vineyard of implication.

There hasn't been a more fertile time for a Labour leader since the 1990s.

America appeared a more fertile ground than Britain for the promulgation of the Bauhaus's ideals.

"Eastern Europe is a more fertile ground for bartering than Western Europe," Mr. Moore said.

A more fertile indexing system would group together artworks from across genres and eras according to our inner needs.

Has there been a more productive and fertile 50 years in the cultural history of any nation?

That reality arrived when they reached the U.S., in their case legally, which for its faults is a heck of a lot more fertile with opportunities than far too many other countries on this earth.

A much more fertile field for cultivating a green consciousness is younger consumers, Mintel says.

New Zealand does, however, provide a slightly more fertile climate for anti-poverty campaigners: in a country of 4.5 million people, poverty is more visible than it is in Britain, and some lingering egalitarian sentiment – Key once claimed all New Zealanders have "a socialist streak" – does give campaigners something to work with.

Or in a futsal court: the indoor version of the game is a much more fertile breeding ground than the sands.