Peter and his successors sought to produce fruit without cultivating the roots.
Some speculators just sit on high-value land they have acquired without cultivating it.
The concerns go deeper than anxiety about the country's slowing growth and turbulent stock market; it is very difficult to progress above a certain level in business without cultivating, and sometimes buying, the support of government officials, who are often ousted in anti-corruption sweeps instigated by rivals.
He notes that sequencing DNA without cultivating the organisms might overestimate the number of unique species.
But that does not happen without cultivating the population whose symbolic achievements are thus collected.
And how can the US produce world-class scientists without cultivating the ample talent in underrepresented populations, including African-Americans? Esteemed programs such as the National Institutes of Health Minority Access to Research Careers (MARC) have encouraged African-American scientists for years, but it's clear that more efforts are needed.
Without cultivating resting places, our life will never be an art form that brings beautiful connection with self or others.
But what he truly understands is that none of that success would have been possible without cultivating and caring about its thriving communities.
The provision, which came to be known as The Billy Graham Rule, allowed Graham to use his dashing looks to his advantage without cultivating an over-sexualized persona that other evangelicals might not have taken kindly to.
Unhappy is the fate of one who tries to win his battles without cultivating the spirit of enterprise.
While the nearby Netherlands now produces more of them than Belgium, the hearty vegetables probably wouldn't have existed without being cultivated in Belgium shortly after the Seventeenth Century.
