Sentence examples for continue the cultivation from inspiring English sources

The First Crusade (1096 99) unleashed a tide of hatred, periodic violence, and progressive restrictions on Jewish activities in the Rhineland, but the communities affected had attained sufficient resilience to reestablish their communal institutions shortly afterward and to continue the cultivation of their deeply ingrained traditions.

Glucose was added to the culture broth to continue the cultivation (23 mL 450 g/L glucose), resulting in a glucose concentration of 8 g/L.

5. Continue the cultivation process once a gift has been made – if you want a donor to become a repeat donor, the relationship must always be nurtured.

In 2001, Megitza migrated to Chicago, where she has continued the cultivation of her Polish heritage, but also experimented with world music and gypsy music of Eastern Europe and Latin music.

The dance originated in the Harlem ballroom scene in the late 60s and Newsome often stages performance pieces showcasing the form using people from the black community who can attest to its legitimacy and continue the tradition and its cultivation.

It's possible that Milton would continue – well, if Milton were to continue this cultivation of a poetic career, he would clearly have to purge (this is the Miltonic logic at this stage) he would have to purge his poetic voice of the sin and the taint of pagan iniquity.

Today Ann Arbor continues to encourage the cultivation of technological minds, especially via programs available through the University of Michigan.

Even the Taliban allowed trading to continue while cultivation was banned, a move that many people suggested was a ploy to drive the value of the country's opium stocks higher while the government reaped the benefit of foreign aid tied to slowing opium production.

They employed a method of wet paddy rice cultivation, of Chinese origin, and continued the hunting and shell-gathering economy of the Jōmon culture.

During the continued-cultivation, the newly generated nanocellulose will continue to grow into the cultivation vessel through the gap between the two half-pipes and finally fills the whole space of the vessel.

Nevertheless, shifting agriculture is an adaptation to tropical soil conditions in regions where long-term, continued cultivation of the same field, without advanced techniques of soil conservation and the use of fertilizers, would be extremely detrimental to the fertility of the land.