Sentence examples for since cultivated from inspiring English sources

Jeb has since cultivated other constituencies, but if he ever enters national politics he may have trouble defending his political association with the kind of people who would blow a civilian airliner out of the sky.

He was little known upon his nomination to the premiership in 2006, but has since cultivated immense influence during his eight-year rule, as well as roiling resentment over his divisive politics.

I I.M.'d him and said, 'Interesting screen name.' " Jeffrey had since cultivated a friendship with the unsuspecting boy, who eventually did mention that he had been communicating online with someone named C.

Since cultivated rice, O. sativa, has a complex population structure, care is needed when we attempt to study associations of certain DNA natural variations with variations in traits among landraces and cultivars [5, 6, 12, 15].

The tree has since been cultivated in many tropical countries.

Wickham's land has been continually cultivated since 1661 making it among the oldest continuously cultivated land in the United States.

The pomegranate has been cultivated since ancient times.

The therapeutic properties of scent have been cultivated since antiquity.

It is part of Decker Farm, which has been cultivated since the early eighteen-hundreds.

Many members of Fagales produce edible fruits, some of which have been cultivated since ancient times.

The common pear is probably of European origin and has been cultivated since ancient times.