Sentence examples for planted mostly from inspiring English sources

In parts of east Africa, farmers are cutting back on the area planted, mostly because they cannot afford fertilisers (driven by oil, fertiliser prices have soared, too).

About one-tenth of the land is urban, and roughly the same amount is used for plantation forestry and is planted mostly with Pinus radiata.

They looked all over the country and found land they liked on Seneca Lake, near Penn Yan, N.Y., and planted mostly pinot noir, chardonnay and riesling.

Just over a quarter of the nation's wheat crop, planted mostly in September and October, was in poor or very poor condition, according to a report released last week by the United States Department of Agriculture.

But in fact Ms. Blethyn knows enough about gardening to toss out plant names like Harry Lauder's walking stick and to refer to the garden behind her Georgian home in South London as "planted mostly in evergreens and perennials".

In a nutshell, the Kyoto protocol allows New Zealand to ignore what is happening across the wider landscape and simply report the growth of its 600,000 hectares of new forests, planted mostly during the 1990s.

Susan Barton, a horticulturist at the University of Delaware and adviser to the state's Transportation Department, says the trick is to plant mostly grasses and a few tough perennials that last.

Terry Wanzek, a farmer in Jamestown, N.D., used to plant mostly conventional wheat.

The plant mostly supplies another unit, GE Power Systems.

Aren't plants mostly the soil that they grew in?

The forest floor is rich with plants, mostly grass.