Sentence examples for be able to breed from inspiring English sources

We might not be able to breed them anymore, either.

"We hope that one day, we'll be able to breed it," said Sallon.

The fish would be bred female and sterile, though a very small percentage might still be able to breed.

If you can't find another member of your species, it's handy to be able to breed with yourself.

Reproducing only with each other, scientists will soon become so genetically isolated that they'll no longer be able to breed with other humans.

The project will take two years, Dr. Lerche said, but in the end Davis will be able to breed enough monkeys to share with other centers.

At very low densities, all females were able to breed but after the saturation of breeding territories the breeding rate dropped, and breeding of excess animals was suppressed (Point S in Figure 1A, parameterised for our empirical system in Figure 1B at ~3 females per enclosure).

Emperor penguins are able to breed at around three years of age, and usually commence breeding around one to three years later.

Most sheep have a breeding season (tupping) in the autumn, though some are able to breed year-round.

It could also be that during the better food year in 2006/07, poorer quality or less experienced birds may have been able to breed than in 2005/06, when low food availability precluded all but the best individuals from breeding.

Female Great Horned Owls are able to breed at one year old.