Sentence examples for be extremely fertile from inspiring English sources
Yet the book's key message may be extremely fertile - perhaps even correct.
It seems to me that such a world would be extremely fertile ground for the rise of — you guessed it — a reputation economy.
The Internet has proved to be extremely fertile ground for the good food movement, nurturing a virtual community of sustainably minded farmers, foodies, and activists.
Congo, which is larger than Western Europe, is extremely fertile and rich in gold and diamonds.
The moorlands of the mountainous regions are unproductive, but the river valleys are extremely fertile.
Siwa Oasis is extremely fertile and supports thousands of date palms and olive trees.
(Many of the soils of Ecuador are extremely fertile, a result of volcanic ash blowing down from the Andes).
The weather is sunny and hot, and the soil is extremely fertile: grape harvests can be as high as twelve tons an acre.
A weaker personality would undoubtedly have been dulled and embittered by this prolonged period of disfavour, but for Pecci these years of retreat were extremely fertile.
In other words, the market is extremely fertile and represents a massive mobile Internet opportunity – just ask Nokia – and one which GetJar is now positioned to exploit.
As we noted previously, India is adding more mobile phone subscribers each month than any other country, so the market is extremely fertile and represents a massive mobile Internet opportunity (just ask Nokia) and one which GetJar is increasingly positioned to exploit.
