Sentence examples for the acreages from inspiring English sources
noun
Size, as measured in acres.
Any restorations will require, above all else, a substantial increase in the acreages of perennial plants.
Didion is big on lists: lists of water-pumping plants; lists of the acreages owned by different conglomerates; lists of those present at the 1985 gathering at Bohemian Grove, that secretive lakeside jamboree for captains of industry.
In recent years, the acreages of wheat were gradually increased from central Taiwan to southern and northern Taiwan because of the advocacy of eating locally grown crops and a governmental policy of raising food self-sufficiency rates.
Despite the growing trends observed during the 50-year period between 1974 and 2014 for some warm-season legumes (e.g. soybean, cowpea, dry bean, groundnut, and pigeon pea), the acreages of several temperate legumes (e.g. pea, faba bean, lupin, french bean and vetch) have declined worldwide with differences between world Regions (Table 3).
"But that's not where the acreages really came from".
The acreages listed by Interior in its release for those two marine monuments do not account for those Obama-era expansions.
The acreage under wheat trebled between 1905 and 1911.
OUTDOOR SPACE: Most of the acreage is cleared.
The pension fund, ATP, paid $32.8 million for the acreage.
While productivity fell, the acreage under cultivation remained steady.
The issue for them is not the acreage but the precedent.
