Sentence examples for bred up for from inspiring English sources

Bred up for the Shia clergy, his life was changed in 1905 by the popular movement to secure parliamentary government from the feckless and extravagant Qajar monarchy.

"It's a little bit similar to a situation we had in the US 30 years ago where hundreds of chimps were bred up for the study of HIV, but it turned out that chimps were not a good model for that disease," he says.

The group of older males (defined as return breeders from the previous year) presumably consists of several age classes, as barn swallows may breed for up to five or six seasons (Møller and de Lope 1999; Turner 2006).

The houses are small and lightweight, 20 to 25 pounds, 18 inches square and 40 inches high, and they can accommodate dogs weighing under 25 pounds -- big enough, she said, "for breeds up to a Jack Russell terrier, but also for cats, ferrets or any other small pets".

For the four composite breeds, all the HD genotypes (1698) were used as a reference set to impute the 50 K genotypes of each composite breed up to 800 K.

In the most revealing study, researchers presented potential adopters at an Arizona shelter with similar videos of both pit bulls and lookalike breeds that were up for adoption.

It's the story of how captive orcas in general, and one in particular, have been effectively driven mad by being used in marine-park attractions, forced to parade around swimming pools with beaming wetsuit-clad trainers on their backs as kids and parents cheer, cooped up in unnatural conditions, bred for other high-earning performers and separated from their young.

Silk Road traders bred them for catching bears.

Others are bred solely for horsemeat.

Each breed was bred individually for different purposes.

Up until the end of the 19th century, Thoroughbreds were bred not only for racing but also as saddle horses.