Sentence examples for farming driven from inspiring English sources

The rise of chemical farming, driven by a demand by consumers for cheap food at any cost, led to vast swathes of lowland Britain turning into little more than a food factory.

For this reason, she says, critical civil society observers and organizations around the world prefer the term "agrofuels" over "biofuels" to reflect that these fuels are a product of corporate industrial farming, driven primarily by large international agribusinesses.

Methane from rice farming drove greenhouse warming beginning 5000 years ago.

"Farm driven" is how Madison described the menu.

The disclosure comes amid growing concern over the use of modern antibiotics on British farms, driven by price pressure imposed by the big supermarket chains.

Hard times on the farm drove Ernest O'Neal to move his family to a federal housing project in Atlanta when Stan was 13.

Mrs. Lincoln has also often reminded voters that she has achieved an influential post as the chairwoman of the Agriculture Committee in a state where farms drive a quarter of the economy.

Whether you're in a suburb, or an inner-city, whether you raise crops or drive hogs and cattle on a farm, drive a big rig on the interstate or drive e-commerce on the Internet, whether you're starting out to raise your own family or getting ready to retire after a lifetime of hard work.

"It is maybe that he really does need a bit of time away, which he will get after the one-day internationals are over and he can have two or three months when he can go onto his wife's farm, drive a tractor, have a few beers and forget about cricket for a while.

While he was in their custody, the mob returned to his farm, drove his family from their house, looted it, and razed it to the ground.

This is exacerbated by the fact that it's obviously quite difficult to successfully cultivate land and yield crops in an urban setting, and because shipping the food in from rural farms drives up the cost of healthy, farm-fresh food.