Sentence examples for planting back from inspiring English sources

Others warn that an effective campaign will simply push the coca planting back into Peru or into neighboring regions of Venezuela and Brazil.

Over the last two years, American lawmakers have accused two of China's largest telecommunications companies, Huawei Technologies and ZTE, of doing something parallel to what the N.S.A. has done: planting back doors into their equipment to allow for eavesdropping by the Chinese government and military.

Some tricks of the trade include leaving "time-bomb" software programs behind that are set to erase data or bring down a system, and planting "back doors" that can be used to get onto a corporate network remotely.

Their mature vines, planted back in 1978, are now farmed along organic and biodynamic lines.

Grundy offers up a full toss that is planted back down the ground by Perry for four more.

Thoughtfully, they suggested I dig the hole next to the tree that the Queen planted back in 1990.

THE seeds of the 1930s left were planted back in the Gilded Age by figures like the journalist Henry George.

The problem is that this tree is then planted back in the soil from where it came, which is still contaminated.

The resulting embryo is then planted back into the woman's uterus and she carries it to term.

For example, "the company would pay to have trees planted back on the land," Incropera said.

However, seed harvesting for ecological restoration differs from extractive harvesting in that it is planted back into the landscape where the collections were undertaken.