Sentence examples for cultivating about from inspiring English sources

Thus, it will result in cultivating about 69.25% of the case study area for farmland in the future (Table 3).

Agriculture plays a significant role in Metropolis Ruhr cultivating about one-third of the metropolitan area, but on-going loss of farmland and short-term lease of land affect farms considerably by complicating access to land.

My plan would be to cultivate about one-third of the land.

"Most ladies are glad of it," said Dickie Gravois, 45, a farmer whose family cultivates about 6,000 acres of sugar cane.

He cultivates about 800 plants and has been talking with a local farmer about growing a commercial crop as fodder for an online business.

He said he believed that the laureate's role was to "inspire and cultivate about what is good and beautiful," and that Mr. Baraka had misused his platform.

But while government experts no longer dispute his influence, they do take issue with many of the myths that have been cultivated about him.

"If the government of Afghanistan will help us next year, we will not grow poppy," said Obidullah, 50, who said he cultivated about six acres of opium-producing poppy this year.

Under current production patterns, much of the increase would need to come from smallholder family farmers in developing countries, including the poorest, who cultivate about 80% of arable land and produce most of the world's food.

The "forced caution" Josef's family once cultivated about him -- out of fear of reprisals from the authorities -- has turned into "authentic lack of interest": "they knew nothing about his wife, not her age or her given name or her profession, and by keeping their silence now they hoped to disguise that ignorance".

The USA cultivates about a third of the global soybean acreage, produces about 10%% of the world's wheat, and supplies about a quarter of the world's wheat exports.