Sentence examples for tiny acreage from inspiring English sources
Chinese and Chinese-American hybrid chestnuts are raised more frequently in Michigan, California and Washington, but only on tiny acreage.
"This tiny acreage has become like a playground and retail gated community for them," Mr. Ross said, adding that one much anticipated development in Mayfair is the opening next year of the Beaumont, a boutique hotel being developed by Christopher Corbin and Jeremy King, the restaurateurs behind the Ivy, the Wolseley, J. Sheekey, Colbert and Le Caprice.
But its business strategy was aimed at saving the orange crop, whose total acreage was a tiny fraction of the crops the major biotechnology companies had pursued.
Instead, she and Stevenson were spending twenty-five toousand dollars to put up a tiny house on Ganie's parents' acreage.
Almost every day newspaper columnists berate Islam, often couching their prejudice in the highly moral language of women's rights: it is not due to oversight that Indian women murdered for failing to bring sufficient dowry - a staggering 6,787 in 2005 - occupy a fraction of the print acreage devoted to the tiny minority of veiled Muslim women.
When comparing Banff to other ski destinations, consider the numbers: Lake Louise is (by just a tiny margin) the third largest resort in Canada in skiable acreage, bigger than Kicking Horse, Revelstoke, Panorama or Red Mountain.
The country, a tiny nation of about 1.4 million people, was reported to have more acreage under marijuana cultivation in 2010 than India, a nation more than 180 times its geographic size.
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