On paper, the Senate seems like more fertile ground for Clinton.
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Though fewer in number, the captive pandas are much more fertile.
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Vulnerable or endangered species could be engineered to be more fertile.
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The more fertile land is the valleys, where most crops grow.
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Here we begin to enter a more fertile vineyard of implication.
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"The soils before were much better, more fertile than now," he says.
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Nonetheless, he soon left for the even more fertile musical turf of Chicago.
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According to ABC, Danish pigs are believed to be more fertile than Australian pigs.
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If activists find Europe more fertile ground than they once did, they still face difficulties.
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There is no more fertile ground for the consolidation of populist autocrats than party fragmentation.
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Besides, these days the FPÖ leadership sees more fertile ground in Islamophobia and Austria-first nationalism.
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"Immigrants are more fertile," explained Jeb Bush, an erstwhile American presidential candidate (and xenophile) in 2013.
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The Russian intelligence services could not have conjured up a more fertile environment for their influence apparatus.
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The thinking, it was said, is that the women hoped it would help make them more fertile.
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The fighter may be better built to fight, of course, but ultimately, the lover may be more fertile.
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"This may have to do with the fact that they are more fertile during that time," she says.
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But Kushner said there was greater agreement about improving prisons, and it provided more fertile ground for action.
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As Facebook continues to raise eyebrows over its privacy policies, the ground for a continuing exodus grows more fertile.
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Then there seemed to be a moment when there was a little bit more fertile ground for this notion.
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If existing soil is poor, they form a raised bed that can be filled with a more fertile medium.
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But how does the West succeed if the drone attacks make the ground only more fertile for the enemy?
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President Trump's gift for unleashing the worst in people has found no more fertile ground than the Holy Land.
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"They can't play catch," said Thomson, a coach in California, one of the more fertile grounds for future major leaguers.
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However, this is exactly what Mueller did because, as CNN reported, potential financial crimes were a more "fertile" path forward.
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It's hard to imagine a more fertile political environment in which Trump could defy the Supreme Court, if he so chooses.
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Animals and plants are returning to Chernobyl's exclusion zone because human beings are gone, not because the soil is more fertile.
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The animosity he has doubtless intensified among Kashmiris will make the area even more fertile territory for recruitment to Pakistan-backed insurgency.
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The more fertile among them, known as handmaids, are sex slaves, forced to bear children for barren families of the ruling class.
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Some Democrats now view Texas and Georgia as more fertile ground for the party as it seeks inroads in traditionally red states.
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The older the tree, the more fertile its remains, says Rafal Kowalczyk, who runs the Polish Academy of Sciences' research station in Bialowieza.
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A volcano explodes and chars the earth and then, after a period of time, the land becomes more fertile than it was before.
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Yet a history of animosity between native Assamese and incomers, particularly recent Muslim migrants from Bangladesh, provides more fertile soil for communal grudges.
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With over half the delegates still to be allocated, aides to Mr. Sanders said they saw more fertile terrain in the coming weeks.
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Leah proved to be far more fertile than her sister, bearing their husband four sons practically as soon as her marriage was consummated.
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No one in comics ever had a more fertile creativity, more courage as a creator, or greater influence over the process of artistic creation.
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The collapse of the House Republicans' healthcare bill presents the White House and Congress with an opportunity to redirect reform toward more fertile ground.
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It was also an acknowledgement that those cities were more fertile ground for Trump's message than the overwhelmingly liberal streets of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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There is no more fertile terrain than California, which features seven Republican seats in districts won by Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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White Collar Watch There may be no more fertile ground for obtaining damaging information in an investigation than from a lawyer about a client.
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David Hill, a former chairman of Fox Sports, said that the market is no more fertile for football now than it was 20 years ago.
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The younger one is, the more fertile the ground is for the Human Papillomavirus, and as one ages it's harder to get an established infection.
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I worry that as this point of view becomes more accepted, the ground for autocrats and strongmen becomes more fertile, and our democracy more imperiled.
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"Volcanic lava that is initially destructive and disordered will become new land, and can in fact clean the environment and create more fertile soil," Nash explains.
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But such an economy is likely to be even more fertile ground for the politics of resentment that Trump so thoroughly and effectively used this year.
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Dr. Day believes the reason exists on a primal level: We judge each other by appearance, and the healthier you look, the more fertile you seem.
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Soil naturally absorbs carbon from the atmosphere through a process known as sequestration which not only reduce harmful greenhouse gases but also creates more fertile soil.
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Intel isn't short on big brains, but a dedicated facility under a major technical university is likely more fertile ground for this kind of bleeding-edge work.
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The experience of disruption that's gone on, especially in the interior, has obviously made it more fertile to being taken advantage of by people like this president.
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Iraq had expected to produce only 3 million tonnes in 2019 but better rainfall provided more fertile land to grow the crop outside of the areas originally planned.
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Some are also looking to add space for the heavier pigs currently favored by customers and to cater for extra piglets as sows become more fertile, experts said.
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I think those are probably more fertile ground because then you don't have a lot of the other more institutional cultural challenges that probably you've got ... With K12.
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Don't be afraid to take charge and foster a culture of self-reflection; be radically inclusive in your organization and help build a more fertile space of coalition building.
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Ground for scepticism does not come much more fertile than this: Amazon will have to grow faster than almost any big company in modern history to justify its valuation.
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Hedge funds generally attracted more investor cash in the first quarter as interest rate rises and increased volatility provided more fertile ground for the industry after a tough 2016.
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Some "work settings are just more fertile ground" for inappropriate behavior, said Meg A. Bond, director for the Center for Women and Work at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell.
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If the Atlanta suburbs almost flipped, what's to stop more fertile swing areas like central Wisconsin, the southern Oregon coast or the northern Virginia suburbs not far from the Capitol?
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It demographically more fertile ground for Democrats than Georgia, and Democratic groups have put millions of dollars over the past several years into voter registration efforts to turn Texas blue.
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In the eastern states, where trees have been creeping back ever since the more fertile Midwest was opened to the plough in the mid-19th century, their recovery will continue.
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Protest groups find more fertile ground in east Germany where party preferences are not set in stone and people tend to trust institutions less than in the west, he added.
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GOP strategists argue that the "deplorables" comment is much more fertile ground for Trump than Clinton's health, which is difficult for an opponent to talk about directly without risking a backlash.
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Infrastructure has historically proven more fertile ground for bipartisanship than taxes, and White House officials have suggested that few politicians would oppose a plan to fix the country's crumbling public works.
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Meanwhile, the population explodes — mothers in Niger average seven children — as parents continue to have lots of kids for social security, and each year more fertile land gets eaten by desertification.
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Organic farms, by contrast, tended to have more fertile soil, used less fertilizer and herbicide, used less energy, locked away more carbon in the soil, and were more profitable for farmers.
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But the violence has surged this year as advancing desertification, overgrazing and lower rainfall drive the mainly Muslim pastoralists toward more fertile land in Nigeria's predominantly Christian south, farmers and activists say.
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You can find all kinds of bogus workouts on the internet that claim to make you more fertile, including the best yoga poses for conceiving, and ab exercises that allegedly "boost" fertility.
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The violence has surged in recent years as advancing desertification, overgrazing and lower rainfall drive the mainly Muslim pastoralists toward more fertile land in Nigeria's predominantly Christian south, analysts and activists say.
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So much shame that I had let my partner down, because surely, if he was married to someone younger and assumably more fertile, he could be a father right this very moment.
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"He creates an environment where negative ads are a little more fertile," Mr. Murphy said, adding that the ads were having more impact now that fewer candidates are in the primary race.
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And to a certain extent, that simply underscores the stereotype that Paris is a more fertile place for aesthetic growth than New York, one that focuses on creativity as opposed to — sniff!
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Australia is a more fertile testing ground for drone delivery technology because of its lax regulatory environment, meaning Wing had to deliver to Virginia Tech students last year in a large open field.
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No one's going to force your hand, but as it says on the Kindbody website, and as it is, technically, broadly, impossible to dispute: "You'll never be more fertile than you are today."
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"As well as allowing us to grow skin-care ingredients that are naturally potent and pure, biodynamic farming helps make the soil on our farm healthier and more fertile year after year," she said.
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The play is on more fertile ground in its depiction of how the mission dwellers and the Africans coexist — at least up until a cataclysmic ending that places Ms. Atim tellingly at center stage.
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Nicholson revels in a garden that does more than just provide private enjoyment; it brings fresh energy to a working town, jolts history alive and leaves the land more fertile than it was before.
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"I know everyone was playing the 'who's next' game in biotech, but if you want to find the next big takeover target, I think the chip stocks offer a more fertile hunting ground," he said.
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Refugee beneficiaries complained that their allotments were inaccessible or unsafe due to military disinterest in providing security, while communities in arid Central Vietnam bemoaned land valuations based on those of the more fertile Mekong Delta.
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According to local analysts however, the government's decision to evict poor farmers from the river basin and the more fertile areas of wetland will cut families off from natural resources they have relied on for generations.
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The Justice Department and the S.E.C. have moved on to more fertile ground, pursuing cases involving computer hacking of corporate information and smaller scale trading revealed by market data analytics that show a pattern of suspicious activity.
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For years, the semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani and more settled farming communities have clashed over land use as lower rainfall, advancing desertification and overgrazing drive the herdsmen toward more fertile land in the south of Nigeria.
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The conventional wisdom was that those states are more fertile ground for Clinton, given Nevada's large Latino population, but the Washington Post's Aaron Blake makes a convincing case that Sanders stands a good chance of winning there.
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Some Republicans have privately expressed annoyance with the pro-Trump group America First Policies, saying it should have done more to promote the GOP tax overhaul in order make the midterm ground more fertile for the party.
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The peddler is the only other human character in the game, although he regularly delivers letters to Tikvah from brothers and other friends and relatives who have fled the countryside for the city or more fertile lands.
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Mr. Cruz, who came in first in the Iowa caucuses, was a low-key presence on Saturday as he sought to have a respectable finish in New Hampshire and move on to more fertile ground in South Carolina.
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"I know everyone was playing the 'who's next' game in biotech, but if you want to find the next big takeover target, I think the chip stocks offer a more fertile hunting ground," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The ground is flatter where water was once bound by mountains, and the soil is typically more fertile, so they're natural loci for human civilizations — but earthquakes can be very destructive at these points on the earth's surface.
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Throughout the book, you mention various "genetic indicator" studies that we've bought into that have been disproved — like you said that there's little proof that women with a certain waist-hip ratio are actually more fertile or genetically better.
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More fertile territory is in the so-called Platinum Triangle, the wealthy enclaves of Bel Air, Holmby Hills and Beverly Hills, whose large homes, with their celebrity residents over many decades, suggest stories on every palm-tree-lined block.
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Emirzade said there was concern about the impact of such a large population of donkeys in the area, partly because their droppings make the ground more fertile and could crowd out rare native plants that thrive in poor, sandy soil.
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Meanwhile, estimates have suggested that only around five percent of music production is undertaken by women, so maybe there are more fertile fields that we should be tilling, rather than continuing to invest in what we already know to be toxic soil.
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"Soils with high organic carbon content are likely to be more fertile and productive, better able to purify water, and help to increase the resilience of livelihoods to the impacts of climate change," said the FAO's director general Jose Graziano da Silva.
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And then, I literally want to crush a wine glass in my hand to punish myself for having robbed my husband of this reality — an idyllic scene that, in a parallel universe, with said younger, prettier, more fertile wife, is actually happening.
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Only if two-thirds of the organization's General Assembly finds that the situation is unresolvable would a country be suspended from the O.A.S. The current hemispheric situation is more fertile than ever for the United States government to pursue multilateral diplomacy on Venezuela.
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Wa leaders say that as part of its push to get rid of poppy, they relocated some 100,000 citizens – a sixth of the population - between 1999 to 2002 to the southern part of the state on the Thai border, where they say the land is more fertile.
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It seems, originally, the desire for travel and exploration was motivated by many (non-hostile) factors: to escape overpopulated areas, to expand trading partners, and to find new, nutrient-rich areas to farm that were more fertile than the ones in the harsh climate of their native region.
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Women are made to feel as though our worth has a time limit, as though we will transform into dry old flesh sacks whose only purpose is to rear children, or disappear from view without making too much noise or doing something that might embarrass the more fertile humans.
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Based on Margaret Atwood's 1985 dystopian novel, the series tells the story of a country reinvented: A violent religious coup has turned the United States into Gilead, a theocracy where women have been stripped of their rights and the more fertile conscripted into "handmaids," forced to bear children for the elite.
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"Ever since we changed the show, we have tried to leave behind the so-called 'new ideas' or 'hot ideas,' and instead tried to give you themes that allow you to invest in more fertile sectors versus others, themes that I hope I can make come alive so you can do the homework on them," Cramer said.
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Regional Australian newspaper Mandurah Mail reports that Sorensen's lawyers said the trafficking was a part of a larger scheme to make the company's boars more fertile over time"GD Pork imported the semen illegally in an attempt to get an unfair advantage over its competitors, through new genetics," Australia federal agriculture minister Bridget McKenzie told the Guardian.
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The White House is extremely eager to begin the talks in earnest, and to yield something that resembles a path to ending the war As Mr. Kerry signaled in his speech, and as American officials have argued all along, the longer the war in Syria, the more fertile the ground for the militant Islamic State group to thrive and spread across the region.
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There aren't many pop culture touchpoints for World War I. It's not that entertainment has ignored it — on the contrary, there are dozens of novels and movies like All Quiet on the Western Front about the Great War — it's just that modern filmmakers have found much more fertile cinematic ground a few decades later, in World War II. It is, for reasons that are at best crass and ghoulish, the more cinematic war.
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