Sentence examples for dedicated cultivation from inspiring English sources

But few people would have heard of this young journeyman if not for the dedicated cultivation of his own badass brand.

Arguably, the core attraction has always been the family's gleefully eccentric personalities, their affection for quality and their dedicated cultivation of lesser-known talents, which has kept the store vibrant as long as its doors have been open.

The present study presents for the first time a dedicated cultivation strategy fulfilling the requirements for systems biology studies of metabolic switching in S. coelicolor A3(2).

The present study presents for the first time the development of a dedicated cultivation strategy including cultivation conditions and two fully defined media fulfilling the requirements for systems biology studies of metabolic switching in S. coelicolor A3(2) in response to the depletion of phosphate and L-glutamate, respectively.

These data included population count; production of rice and litchi; surface area dedicated to rice cultivation, litchi cultivation, and forestry; and the number of pigs, water buffaloes, cattle, and poultry.

Almost without fail, page after page is dedicated to the cultivation of spinach, while a few chapters later similar space is dedicated to the eradication of dandelions.

In 1936 she added Kalakshetra, an Indian arts academy that was especially dedicated to the cultivation of the bharata natyam tradition.

"[A]ffordable deep-well technology turned 200,000 hectares of desert in southwestern Afghanistan into arable land over the past decade," the inspector general found, concluding that "much of this newly arable land is dedicated to opium cultivation".

The growth of cooperative farms throughout Paraguay has increased the quality of life for many farmers who previously had depended on small-scale farms dedicated to the cultivation of a single crop.

The focus of "The Last Amateurs" is the Patriot League, a low-profile league founded a decade ago to compete with the Ivy League and made up of seven schools (Bucknell, Colgate, Lafayette, Army, Navy, Holy Cross and Lehigh) dedicated to the cultivation not of big-money N.B.A. prospects but of old-fashioned "student-athletes".

It depicts a world divided into five factions, each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue – selflessness, bravery, intelligence, and so on – and on "choosing day", a 16-year-old such as Beatrice Prior has to opt permanently for a faction.