Fertility

Flexibility

Fine soil everywhere in the valley.

The soil here is fertile.

... fertilewithfruitsoftheearth ...

Steaming piles of humus.

And hath bid the fruitful field

The land on his farm is very fertile.

Big money is fertile, it procreates.

Good earth. Rich earth.

The land Tohachi has his eye on is very rich land.

Now it's the most fertile part of our garden.

agricultural land in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Once again, the fat of the land goes to wasichu.

The latter provides fertile ground for corruption, extremism and organized crime.

Poverty, ignorance, and lack of respect for human rights all created fertile ground in which terrorism could grow.

Well, look who's stopping by to chew the fat with us around the old cracker barrel.

We're a fertile land for corn, beans, squash, rumbleseat sex, and revivalism.

98. Encourages States to support the further study and enhance understanding of ocean iron fertilization

The Israeli settlement policy would deprive Palestinians of vast areas of rich agricultural lands.

Indeed, areas formerly covered by fertile soil were now completely barren.

Africa is an ancient continent. Its lands are rich and fertile enough to provide a solid foundation for prosperity.

Black loam, yellow harvests, and barns plastered with faded Liberty Bond posters.

It is about governance that can produce results, make a difference for citizens and create fertile ground for development.

The local administration also includes prime agricultural lands including numerous drug farms on lands that were taken from the local farmers.

Land mines often prevent farming in some of the most fertile European regions alongside the Danube and Sava rivers.

More generally, construction materials and construction services seem to be fertile ground for cartel operators.

There are fertile areas that the United Nations and regional organizations could cultivate in the maintenance of international peace and security.

The fertile soil of the valleys produces a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including citrus, sugar cane, watermelons, bananas, yams and beans.

Despite the decade long war, Sierra Leone did not experience mass starvation, because of the long rainy season and the very fertile land.

We know there are associations between the two groups and there is fertile ground for these sinister relationships to flourish.

They had lived on the island for nearly 5,000 years, tilling its fertile lands and using the rich resources of the ocean.

Without access to fertile land, uncontaminated water and a healthy biological ecosystem, farmers' livelihood is in danger.

The promises that had led them to give up their own way of life in their own green and fertile country, 1500 miles to the north.

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The history of Europe was full of examples of xenophobia and intolerance being propagated to create fertile ground for subsequent violence.

Myanmar possesses considerable development potential, given its fertile agricultural land, a rich endowment of other natural resources and potential as a locus of regional trade.

Assist development and change designed to ameliorate economic conditions and or political structures that often provide fertile recruiting grounds for terrorist networks.

Nitrogen fertilizer and manure use (tonnes of nitrogen)

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This awareness of serving the greater good is very self inspiring and it creates fertile ground for compassion to grow in.

On the other hand, it is important to address the factors that provide a fertile ground where terrorism can flourish with a view to contribute to the elimination of terrorism.

In rural areas, a shortage of pasture and fertile land restrains development and is cause for internal migration towards the capital.

The Indians had been gradually driven from the fertile lands along the Pacific coast towards the central highlands and finally to the rainforest in the east, which was ill suited to agriculture.

Owing to the construction of the Barrier, the West Bank has lost some of its most fertile areas, with agricultural lands accounting for 86 per cent of the confiscated 270 sq. km by July 2004.