Sentence examples for if cultivated from inspiring English sources

Charities may see the emerging wealthy as people who, if cultivated, may become big donors as your fortunes grow.

Microalgae, a renewable source for third generation biofuel production, have a great potential if cultivated in high concentration economically.

Such qi is vast and unyielding, and if cultivated with uprightness will fill up the space between tian (Heaven) and earth.

Furthermore, if cultivated rice with a close genetic relationship is used as the donor parents, then a relatively large target introgressed fragment is also acceptable.

If cultivated, the temporal insensitivity of the life- or pleasure-gourmand could lower our sensitivity to death: towards the end of life, we would find it unsettling that our supply of pleasures cannot be increased in the future, but we would be comforted by the pleasures we have accumulated.

If cultivated in the right way, these groups can be fueled by passionate discussion that leads to dynamic ideas and later transforms into real change.

Farmers grow cabbage and corn nearly a quarter-mile up, as if cultivating ski slopes.

If cultivating our garden stultifies our minds, if using reason prevents our seeing visions, if compassion enfeebles us – what then?

If cultivating relationships with donors is novel to many scientists, so is releasing their research ideas to the public before peer-reviewed publication and formal acknowledgement of who came first.

The stricter overhaul demanded could only have been realized, of course, in terms of multiple draconian cuts in public expenditure -- as if cultivating masochism in Greece were once again a prerequisite condition.

It is also an opportunity to reflect on what it says about our own society if cultivating a horror story about 21 people getting badly burned and wailing in agony is more attractive to the media (and its viewers) than the true story of 6,000 people who came together for four days and created breakthroughs in their lives.