Sentence examples for better bred from inspiring English sources

That description, however, does not cover his pedigree, which suggests he is better bred for the grass than the dirt.

And magnifying those secrets, at least in his mind, were deep-seated insecurities about making it in a city where everyone seemed richer, Ivy-educated and better bred.

The administration does not trust ordinary people to make their own decisions, he said, but the nation's founders knew where to place their trust: not with "the elites who knew better, who were better bred or better educated," he said.

Yes, say the traders, but they're better, bred with extra vitamin A. The bargaining goes back and forth, but the struggle to improve the crop has already been won.

He could hardly be better bred for the job as a son of two middle-distance champions, Galileo and Ouija Board, as his 525,000-guinea auction purchase price might indicate.

As Robertson began to buy better bred, more expensive horses and professed his interest in winning major races like the Kentucky Derby, he became more open about his racing operation, even naming Mr. Pat after himself.

If they survive, fine, and if they don't the ones that do survive are a better breed".

Related: Cash from cassava: better breeds of the staple will boost development Members of the African Union are increasingly committed to agriculture-led growth.

Their goal is to apply this understanding to better breed and engineer stress-tolerant plants so that crop yields can improve even as climate change creates more extreme growing conditions.

Conducting as many as 3,000 experiments at once, Burbank painstakingly crossbred foreign and native species of plants, cultivated the resultant seedlings, and used grafting to arrive at new and better breeds.

Related: Cash from cassava: better breeds of the staple will boost development "I need to visually explain the facts about nutrition to women," says Kayentoo, referencing the fact that less than a third of adult women are literate in Mali.