Sentence examples for cultivated very from inspiring English sources

Andrew Kohut, with the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, also found that Mr. Gore was showing vulnerability among a family-oriented group of women that Mr. Clinton cultivated very successfully in 1996.

Second, we've cultivated very loyal regulars who feel deeply engaged with a community and a purpose bigger than simply supporting a restaurant they love.

Filamentous fungi are good producers of xylanase because they are capable of producing high levels of extracellular enzymes and can be cultivated very easily.

Agnès is very cultivated, very intelligent, and she's also very intuitive.

The traditional Kabābīsh cultivate very little and depend on their camels, sheep, and goats.

I think when you cultivate very close, sustained connections with people who matter to you, with a place that matters to you when you care about those people and those places a shared purpose emerges out of that.

The people here cultivate very little; fields have been abandoned due to the conflict.

Farmers cultivate very small plots of land, with very low agricultural productivity.

Usually, trypanosomatids are nutritionally fastidious and require very rich and complex culture media, however a very small group of these protozoa can be cultivated in very simple and defined media [ 19- 23].

"The persona, the personality we're cultivating is very friendly, very available," with programming "you can drop in and enjoy," Ms. O'Loughlin says, to dispel perceptions of classical music as formidable, forbidding or lofty.

Robert Plant cultivated his stardom very, very carefully and really, really wanted it.