Sentence examples for bred out from inspiring English sources
In this way, it's horrifying that the working classes appear to be being "bred out" of key branches of the arts; at the very least priced out.
In other words, in the quest to make ever stronger cannabis, illicit growers may have inadvertently bred out a chemical that protected the mental health of users in the past.
Our spirits were considerably lightened though by an elegant and amazingly cheap new boutique hotel right by the walls of the old town and a great meal of the rich, dark beef that is bred out on those endless plains.
There are, to be sure, highly perfumed modern roses such 'Chrysler Imperial' or 'Fragrant Cloud,' but too often the fragrance has been bred out in the pursuit of blue ribbons.
So the fact that it's being bred out may mean that the high one gets from smoking pot isn't going to vary a lot, despite what sellers may tell you.
Between the founding of the breed club and the present, the early Shetland blood has been almost completely bred out, in order to maintain and improve the small stock horse look sought by the breed founders.
"We certainly have a new young breed out here, don't we?
"It has become an amazingly powerful tool to dissect the molecular basis for why these diseases develop and to help us ways to breed out complex inherited diseases".
"Later, the state created orphans among the aboriginal population through racial policies, stealing indigenous kids from their communities and trying to breed out their blackness.
Funded through philanthropic donations, TACF's breeding programme in Meadowview, southwest Virginia, hybridises the American with the Chinese chestnut species, "backcrossing" subsequent generations to breed out all Chinese attributes, while retaining its resilience to blight.
To many, including disability groups, Perkins's thesis appears to be nothing more than eugenics, a programme to try to "breed out welfare dependency" and, essentially, poverty, arguing that parents, rather than poverty, damage children.
