Sentence examples for cultivation made from inspiring English sources

Sugar cultivation made 9th-century Iraq into a slave society.

During the colonial era rice and indigo cultivation made it important agriculturally.

"It is theft of the results of the work in cultivation made by Indian farmers," said Dr Christoph Then, Greenpeace's patent expert after a meeting with the European Commission in Delhi.

An important factor may be that lentils, unlike cereals, are a good source of plant proteins, so perhaps lentil cultivation made up for other deficiencies in the Gurga Chiya diet.

Scrapbook of clippings pertaining to fruit cultivation made by Crissey of Fredonia, New York; miscellaneous loose clippings, pamphlets, and other material on grape culture and related agricultural problems; also, periodicals pertaining to fruit and grapes.

Cultivation made a negligible contribution (1%) to total annual household income.

Some of Ms. Goldman's notes on their history and cultivation make amusing reading.

For now, chanterelles and porcini seem to resist cultivation, making them all the more precious to foragers.

Stabilizing Afghanistan, officials say, will require cleaning up its government, weaning its farmers from poppy cultivation, making its people healthier, even teaching them to read.

One hundred years ago, the Island's farmers had 100,000 acres under cultivation, making the area the richest agricultural section of the state.

Regional planning authority as a link between state and communal planning could theoretically align regional goals of environmental protection and landscape preservation with goal-oriented governance of energy crop cultivation, making them compatible with each other and implementing regulatory measures.