Sentence examples for cultivating since from inspiring English sources

The plan, however, was widely seen as an effort to alter the balance of competitive electricity markets that federal regulators have been cultivating since the late 1980s.

On one level, "Zidane" is a celebration of the body in motion and an acknowledgment of our pleasure in watching bodies in motion, a pleasure the movies have been cultivating since Muybridge's 19th-century locomotion studies.

The incident threatens to rupture the image that Christie, the newly installed chairman of the Republican Governors Association, has been carefully cultivating since Hurricane Sandy as a bipartisan straight-talker who puts the interests of his state's residents above all.

It also gets to maintain a tighter relationship with Alibaba, one it has been cultivating since Yahoo exec Jacqueline Reses joined Alibaba's board in late 2012.

The experiences and advances in trans-Eurasian overland trade that companies like DHL had been cultivating since 2008 were fundamental to the success of the newly emerging "Belt and Road" rail network, as the New Silk Road starts bringing in more private investors and showing glimmers of life.

Wickham's land has been continually cultivated since 1661 making it among the oldest continuously cultivated land in the United States.

The pomegranate has been cultivated since ancient times.

The therapeutic properties of scent have been cultivated since antiquity.

It is part of Decker Farm, which has been cultivated since the early eighteen-hundreds.

Many members of Fagales produce edible fruits, some of which have been cultivated since ancient times.

The common pear is probably of European origin and has been cultivated since ancient times.