Sentence examples for begun reproducing from inspiring English sources

EARLIER this month, researchers demonstrated that a Eurasian species of fish, the grass carp, had begun reproducing in Lake Erie.

Mr. Rosselli has begun reproducing some of the more appealing decorative dog paintings in oils and acrylics, which he sells for $1,000 to $1,500.

More recently, researchers have reported that cod, overfished for decades off New England and the Canadian Maritime Provinces, have begun reproducing at younger ages and smaller sizes.

Florida wildlife officials speculate that escaped pythons have begun reproducing in an environment for which they are well-suited.

They watched as the virus hijacked the cellular machinery and began reproducing itself.

In 1981, Bolotowsky began reproducing the mural as an acrylic painting, but he died before finishing the canvas.

Olds returned to his home in Lansing, Mich., where he began reproducing the sturdy little runabout, the only car he had left.

In 1971 Mr. Barks began reproducing his Walt Disney characters in oil paintings, some of which he sold for as little as $200.

Some human populations have higher intrinsic rates of natural increase partially because individuals in those groups begin reproducing earlier than those in other groups.

The research found that not only does it take more than 20 years for female forest elephants to begin reproducing, but they also give birth only once every five to six years.

Instead, Mr. Mooney fears what he calls green goo: microorganisms that have been manipulated through nanotechnology to take over the function of machines but that begin reproducing out of control.