be ploughedの例文

• The remainder will be ploughed back into company operations.
• "Green bridge " sources must be ploughed in as early as possible.
• A morgen of land represented the amount of land that could be ploughed in a morning.
• Royalties from licensing will be ploughed back into a research fund, named the McComb Foundation.
• The provisions of the bequest stipulated that all revenue must be ploughed back into the project.
• The remainder of funds raised through cost savings will be ploughed into news gathering, Hall said.
• These savings could be ploughed back into product investments that added value to customers, he said.
• Using this method about can be ploughed per day in light soils and about in heavy soils.
• According to the CITES decision, revenue generated from the sale must be ploughed back into conservation measures.
• They have argued that the funds derived from the exceptional sales can be ploughed back into wildlife conservation.
• Bonnaud has said the proceeds from the sale of the CIC stake will be ploughed into the shell companies.
• The land continued to be ploughed until 2003, when the land was acquired by the Norfolk Archaeological Trust.
• Columella specifies that sloping ground should be ploughed between the Kalends ( 1st ) and the Ides ( 13th ).
• Crop residues can be ploughed back into the soil, and different plants leave different amounts of nitrogen, potentially aiding synchronization.
• The following years beans or peas were grown after which the plots had to be ploughed deeply before roses could be replanted.
• The remains were left and today only an uneven field, which is not allowed to be ploughed, marks the site.
• In some areas, the sugar crop had been abandoned and will be ploughed under in coming months, Hippo Valley Estates said.
• Money raised from the auction must be ploughed back into elephant conservation and development programs for rural communities living alongside often-destructive elephant herds.
• The two fields, which had to be ploughed during the war, were returned to grass for use as playing fields for the children.
• Half of the earnings are to be ploughed back into the plant, and AES expects it will spend about dlrs 500 million on the project.