Sentence examples for remained uncultivated from inspiring English sources

Over the last century, few times or spaces have remained uncultivated by the "attention merchants," contributing to the distracted, unfocused tenor of our times.

Twenty years later, having lost his job in publishing, Atkins decided to explore England's moorlands, which had always promised something that the meadows, pastures and woods had not: "a kind of reply to the portion of myself that remained uncultivated".

"I wasn't looking for an answer to some question of the heart," he says, "it was just that the 'moor' I'd known and studied as a boy had promised something that the meadow, the pasture and the woods had not – if not 'heroic adventures', then a kind of answer to the portion of myself that remained uncultivated.

The remaining area where the thickness of sediments is greater than 2 m have remained uncultivated even after 8 years of the event.

Much of the high plateau, however, remained uncultivated and unenclosed until the 18th century, resulting in many roads remaining as narrow winding lanes between high banks and hedges or stone walls.

With property so precious here, no square meter can remain uncultivated.

Most microorganisms remain uncultivated, and typically their ecological roles must be inferred from diversity and genomic studies.

More than 265 million people are still chronically hungry, yet Africa is estimated to hold 60% of the world's remaining uncultivated farmland.

Microorganisms, most of which remain uncultivated, control the biogeochemical cycles of carbon and nitrogen in all of earth's biomes, from the human gut to the deep subsurface (Whitman et al., 1998).

Such research and its application will make it more likely that enough food for 9 billion people can be grown in a three-degrees-hotter world without much of the planet's remaining uncultivated land or pastures coming under the plough.If yields cannot be improved sufficiently, though, desperation may lead to more wilderness being uprooted or burned.

The remaining uncultivated lands in the majority of village territories are progressively shrinking due to the extension of cropping on arable lands.