Sentence examples for So breeds from inspiring English sources

Subsequent to domestication, the extensive breeding programmes have resulted in sixty or so breeds of chicken representing four distinct lineages: egg-type, game, meat-type and bantam [ 5].

We segregate ourselves by race and class, and accept the inequality of opportunity that doing so breeds.

Bringing criminals to justice reaffirms the civilized world's commitment to live by principles and breeds secure and responsible citizens; failure to do so breeds morally confused criminals.

"The hierarchy is so bred into them that they condescend to people".

In the first year of research, ducks were raised for meat, so breed was of particular importance.

Maybe the liberal democratic consensus is so bred into the bone that no amount of elite misgovernment can persuade Europe's younger generation to turn against it.

But long-term contracts also shield both buyer and seller from competition, and so breed inefficiency.In other words, there is no global gas market for a future OGEC to corner.

He warns the prince not to undertake the risks and waste of blood and treasure involved in warfare, and to avoid dynastic marriages that will create future territorial claims and so breed future wars.

So most breeds are, yes, bred for personality as well as looks.

So most breeds that are new to the United States are not new to the world.

The procedure could transform attempts to save endangered dog species, and potentially help prevent the genetic disorders that afflict so many breeds.