Sentence examples for remarkably fertile from inspiring English sources

Americans are remarkably fertile.

Lakes Edward and George support remarkably fertile fisheries.

Clarkson's imperialistic imagination is remarkably fertile: Argentina has never practised cannibalism.

Burmese dissident groups nurture a long-held hope that a regime change will bring greater prosperity to an impoverished population living amid remarkably fertile lands, abundant tropical hardwoods, ample natural gas reserves and many other riches.

But from a fan's perspective as well, the decade of grunge, hip-hop, women in rock, a resurgent Nashville, teenybop and Latin pop was remarkably fertile, accommodating a different trend seemingly every year.

The quarry, or at least those parts of it that have yet to be blown apart to provide material for cement manufacture, has proven a remarkably fertile place for new species.

Some years are unusually fertile.

Remarkably, Opa1 tg mice are fertile and viable, have normal lifespan, and are protected from a panoply of tissue insults, including denervation-induced skeletal muscle atrophy, brain and heart ischemia-reperfusion damage, and liver failure caused by Fas-ligand-induced apoptosis (see the accompanying paper by Varanita et al., 2015).

The newcomers took the land they encountered at face value, and at face value it was a find: vast, cheap, temperate, fertile, and, to all appearances, remarkably benign.

Remarkably as the burnup proceeds the initially seedless fertile rods have a continuous growth of fissile content up to an asymptotic value for a given spectrum and the fissile content in seeded rods monotonically decreases.

The contrast between the two versions, similarly staged but remarkably different in tone, also shows the variety that can be harvested from a work this fertile without betraying its essential nature (2 00).