Sentence examples for being culled from inspiring English sources

Demand for animal feed in Britain has risen sharply; although infected animals are being culled, uninfected ones kept on farms still need to eat.

(In a 10-year period, swine fever, foot and mouth, avian flu and Q fever, a bacterial infection, resulted in millions of animals being culled).

Technology offers a potential solution, too, with the possibility of data being culled directly from raw camera footage or other on-the-spot documentation.

Packs of wild dogs roam city streets at night, without fear of being culled, for example, and groups of monkeys live in wealthy neighborhoods and on government buildings.

Mr Hunt said the government was working on several environmental issues, stating that water quality was improving, coral-eating starfish were being culled, and stricter management regimes have been put in place for shipping and developments, including ports.

Perhaps more important, the Iraqis and Americans seized computers and other documents that detailed their communications with the group's leaders, all now being culled for intelligence on the group's activities here, and presumably abroad.

Dissenters and the uncommitted have been culled.

They, too, must be culled.

Dangerous dogs should be culled.

More are still waiting to be culled.

Some elephants had been culled; far more were simply slaughtered.