Sentence examples for and continue to breed from inspiring English sources

Ranchers particularly prize females, which reach puberty early, calve quickly and easily and continue to breed to a late age.

If China's capital markets are to function normally in the long run and continue to breed great successes, the investing public has to be able to rely on correct financial information from listed companies.

Dora's owner disregarded her health, and continued to breed her.

The breeders kept these dogs and continued to breed them, producing a smaller version of a greyhound that was suited for rat catching and hunting hares and rabbits.

"Fiscal and monetary policy uncertainties combined with stagnant economic and employment conditions continue to breed a volatile market with extreme swings in consumer spending," said Matthew Shay, the trade group's chief executive, in a statement.

Although the EF121 mosaic mouse was smaller than the Q76 mice and exhibited a slightly ataxic phenotype with age, the mouse was able to continue to breed and sired 528 mice by 122 weeks of age.

But unless there is specific sexual assault and harassment education in high schools and perhaps even middle schools, we will continue to breed the same kinds of men and boys that triggered this movement in the first place.

Meanwhile, catteries continue to breed and ship half-wild cats around the world.

And continually accepting and perpetuating a culture of intolerance based on individual value systems will only continue to breed the type of hate and disregard for life that was displayed toward people at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando.

Thus, there are enough reasons to believe that need (for efficient separation strategies) would continue to breed novel and innovative technologies.

Though now widely available, the drugs we have were invented 40 years ago, must be taken daily for at least six months and, if compliance is not perfect, can continue to breed drug resistance.