Sentence examples for receptive soil from inspiring English sources
All the talent and creativity that used to turn to the movie industry has found more receptive soil on television.
Now it is economic globalisers, encircling the countryside from the cities, who provide a freshly receptive soil for Mao's theory and praxis.
For them, as Yu Hua writes in a forthcoming book, "what Mao did in China is not so important – what matters is that his ideas retain their vitality and, like seeds planted in receptive soil, 'strike root, flower, and bear fruit'".
Tumor microenvironment and pre metastatic) site niche provides a receptive "soil" for the "seeds" of MICs or CSCs.
During the short grazing period, they till the soil with their hooves, making it receptive to water; deposit fertilizer; and chew just enough of the plant to allow regrowth.
Based on the study in China [5] of the fate and simulation of HCH transfer, soil and air are the most receptive media, accepting approximately 40% and 60% of HCH isomers respectively.
However, after they were exposed to the messages highlighting the health risks associated with ingesting soil and chicken feces, parents became more receptive: From what our elders had taught that eating soil makes the baby's stomach strong or can treat nhova [depressed fontanelle] and the baby will not fall sick often.
Now I think more and more of a different question: Why was my father's body more receptive to prostate metastasis versus melanoma metastasis?" There are important consequences of taking soil as well as seed into account.
As well as assessing the best varieties and soil and weather conditions for growing quinoa in Malawi, the demonstration plots will look at how receptive people are to including quinoa in their diets.
India has diverse agro-climatic regions, large arable land, suitable fertile soil qualities, abundant sunlight, and spread of monsoon rains, comparative advantage in global markets and a receptive and resurgent farming community.
