Sentences with phrase «bad soil»

You have no faith... OK... I move on because seeds do not grow in bad soil, so I don't spend alot of time there.

If he has a field with bad soil, it requires a lot of work and effort to make it good soil.

First and foremost, potatoes are easy to grow even in bad soil, so they were always a reliable crop for the Irish during harder times.

If you have bad soil conditions you are going to end up with a post-tensioned monolithic slab.

If they are badly soiled just throw them away.When he does accidents don't get mad, just say maybe next time you can do it in the toilette and get that extra special sticker.Be consistent, when you are at home, try and do the same thing always and he will eventually get the idea.

Badly soiled towels, should be thrown away in the trash.

Only try to remove pet urine stains yourself if the carpet is not too badly soiled.

This could happen due to a Great Depression class housing price bubble collapse, or more likely due to something like the discovery that there was a toxic waste dump under the house, or due to the discovery that the house had defective foundations and was at risk of collapsing as a consequence of bad soils or bad workmanship.

If it is not, embryos will not implant, much like good seed will not grow in bad soil.

This kind of discovery happens more often than you would think in states like Colorado and Florida, which have many areas with bad soils and many contractors who fail to hire soils engineers when they should.

Think of these parables: the seed falling among good soil and bad soil; a tiny mustard seed becoming the largest tree; the landowner who paid the workers who laboured an hour the same wage as those working a full day; the foolish and wise builders constructing on rock and sand; the end times judgement of the sheep and the goats — and so on.

Everybody who has gardens or fields knows that there is good soil and bad soil in every garden and in every field.

Our land is marginal and probably has among the worst soil conditions in the EU — an Irishman told me after a visit, «Your place makes Connemara look fertile.»

Farmers are still able to grow fruit that looks and tastes good in these bad soils, but these fruits don't deliver us valuable minerals, vitamins and phytonutrients like fruits grown in the wild would.

Just as a naive gardener can stunt or kill a sprouting seed by planting it in bad soil or poor sunlight, enthusiasts of blended learning can likewise stunt or kill the disruptive potential of blended learning and turn it into another failed education fad if they approach it in the wrong way.

For centuries the silt piles have been washing away into the Yellow River - a natural process that has exacerbated, thanks to the Dazhai Way, into arguably the worst soil erosion problem in the world.

Indeed, some researchers believe that global warming can be slowed significantly by using vast stores of carbon to reengineer the world's bad soils.

We also dug up the «bad soil» and added better soil from Make It Green in Kanata.