Sentence examples for are bred with a from inspiring English sources

Some cats, known as munchkins, are bred with a dwarf gene, to have short little legs, like a dachshund.

The area under study includes large parts of the Sahara desert where camels are bred, with a focus on Western Sahara and the Sahrawi pastoralists (Figure. 1, Table 1).

Whereas mainstream varieties are bred with a thick skin to protect them in transit on their way to the supermarket, this traditional variety has a very thin skin, from an era when crops were eaten straight from the garden.

In many parts of the world, lambs are bred with an eye to getting the most fat loaded onto their tails, considered the most sublime morsel of all.

When I was growing up, I assumed that I'd be just like everybody else, and that someday I'd be bred with a ewe and slaughtered.

The second mouse had been bred with a specific genetic mutation, as a consequence of which it could hear nothing and had no sense of balance.

This month, she is scheduled to be bred with a genetically suitable male from the Minnesota Zoo--one whose genes are not already widespread in American zoo populations.

Not just any pig, either, but a superpig — one of a new race of porkers being bred, with a little help from genetic mutation, to solve the global food crisis.

Perhaps I am harsh on Britain's parliament, but being an American I am bred with a deep-seated belief in open and accountable democracy, which I experienced in the flesh when I went to Capitol Hill about six years ago.

These interactions result in a GM (single) that can be bred with a conventional variety without provoking change in the phenotype, despite inherent variation (stable GM single).

Although cross-breeding had already existed in Europe, the modern strawberry only emerged when it was bred with a South American species brought back by a French spy after a visit to Chile in 1712.