Sentence examples for are already planted from inspiring English sources
adverb
Prior to some specified time, either past, present, or future; by this time; previously.
Genetically altered crops, which have been biologically altered to do things like release their own insecticide, are already planted on more than 140 million acres worldwide, mostly in North and South America.
Arthur H. Gunther Blauvelt, N.Y., July 26, 2009 To the Editor: Because we seem to be just charging ahead with plans to insure the uninsured, and in the long run to provide single-payer, government-run health care, the seeds of failure are already planted.
The seeds are already planted, from the OpenCog project to NLTK natural-language processing to MIT's proof that you can order around a computer in your human language instead of code.
It's the era of artificial intelligence, and a group of academics and industry leaders gathered at the MIT Tech Conference on Saturday assured a full audience that the seeds of this robotic revolution are already planted and growing.
But not for long: American and Chinese farmers are already planting more maize.Gold is another exception.
You are already planting the seeds for what today looks like in a distant future, but when you get there, it will be your "today".
Here are nine international chains that are already planting flags on American soil, and could someday replace a burger joint on a corner near you.
Fortunately, some of our favorite producers are already planting new vineyards - take a look at our Twitter feed for some photos!
It is flag-planting where a flag is already planted.
His flag is already planted in the Bernabéu's soil.
*** But the seeds of destruction were already planted.
