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Their lands have been inundated with sea water and are uncultivable.

In millenia gone by, when land became uncultivable for whatever reason, peoples moved on.

The pollution from mining factories has rendered large areas uncultivable.

Large areas remain uncultivable because of the presence of landmines.

With hard work, they turned the uncultivable deep forests of the coastal belt into a habitable area.

Development of new strategies for isolation of "uncultivable" microbes.

Moreover, this vast expanse is utterly uncultivable.

The floor of the caldera is mainly agricultural although the uncultivable rocky lava flows have been left forested.

Many of the high hills are occupied by moors with peat-mosses, the higher ground being uncultivable and barely fit for pastures.

Their land, though potentially fertile alluvial deposits, was largely uncultivable, consisting mainly of Rhine delta swamps.

Cash crops like Areca nut and cashew are grown in small packets of agricultural land or on uncultivable hillocks.

A big quantity of land fallow and other uncultivable which can be brought under cultivation using varies methods and technology for land reclamation.

Upon the recession of the waters much of the ground was uncultivable as much of the soil was covered in silt.

In 1947, the kibbutz had a population of 350, successfully reclaiming rocky land that had been designated by the British Mandatory government as uncultivable.

These nucleic acid-based methods make it possible to identify microbes that are associated with a disease, but in many cases the microbes are uncultivable.

The green was broken up and set off by irregular slashes of Barrayaran native red-brown, in the ravines and creek bottoms and along uncultivable slopes.

Most of Craven is uncultivable moorland and the valley bottoms are usually boggy, shady frost-hollows, with soils of glacial boulder clay very heavy to plough.

The land owned privately and collectively by Jews, Arabs and other non-Jews can be classified as urban, rural built-on, cultivable (farmed), and uncultivable.

According to government estimates, 1.5 million tons of soil nutrients are lost annually, and by 2002 approximately 5 percent of agricultural holdings had been rendered uncultivable as a result of soil erosion and flooding.

Here, the shales and sandstones of the Millstone Grit form high hills occupied by a moorland of bracken, peat, heather and coarse grasses, with the higher ground being uncultivable and barely fit for pastures.

I have made some of my offspring to dwell in an uncultivable valley by Your Sacred House (the Ka'bah at Makkah) in order, O our Lord, that they may perform As-Salaah (Iqaamat-as-Salaah).

The Rakhaines of inhabiting in the coastal areas of Patuakhali, Borguna and Cox's Bazaar migrated to what is now Bangladesh from Burma about two hundred years ago and turned the uncultivable deep forests of the coastal belt into a habitable area.