Sentence examples for fertile climate from inspiring English sources
Consumers are seeing their living standards eroded by higher inflation, while political uncertainty and a slowing economy hardly provides a fertile climate for investment.
On the contrary: technology "is often not a prime mover but a second-order consequence of food surpluses, urbanization, secularism, political stability... and other conditions that create a fertile climate for innovation".
At the very least, it should help foster a fertile climate for coming transgenre efforts like Loose Cannon, an action-driving game; Giants: Citizen Kabuto, an action-strategy game; and Oni, an action-fighting game.
There's been this amazing work showing that in medieval Mongolia there was a period of pluvials rainy periods that are essentially the opposite of drought that created an exceptionally fertile climate period.
Thailand is not nearly as poor as some of its neighbors, but its fertile climate and lengthy borders with Cambodia and Laos — neither of which has a credible public-health system — produce a continual stream of odd, and often deadly, infectious diseases.
New Zealand does, however, provide a slightly more fertile climate for anti-poverty campaigners: in a country of 4.5 million people, poverty is more visible than it is in Britain, and some lingering egalitarian sentiment – Key once claimed all New Zealanders have "a socialist streak" – does give campaigners something to work with.
The Fertile Crescent includes a roughly crescent-shaped area of relatively fertile land which probably had a more moderate, agriculturally productive climate in the past than today, especially in Mesopotamia and the Nile valley.
The land is fertile, the climate clement, water abundant.
It also created a fertile political climate for the nationalism that ended so disastrously more than a decade later.
And they will dream about a world in which forests are thick, land is fertile, the climate is stable, water is clean, waste is minimal, food prices are low, and hunger and malnutrition are rare.
The Yankees, the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants dominated baseball, providing a fertile marketing climate aimed at youngsters in the New York metropolitan area who had been born in the immediate postwar years.
