Sentence examples for breed back to from inspiring English sources

Which is just as well: the average slug population can take that time to breed back to its original size.

Shrink a bulldog down in size, put a heavy coat on it and you've got a Pekingese, which is also in dire need of intervention to take the breed back to what it was.

Oxbow's dam Tizamazing was bred back to Awesome Again in 2013, and in June 2013 was confirmed to be in foal.

These offspring were bred back to the SRC1-/ strain to create SRC1-/ mice harboring the neu proto-oncogene.

Initially developed to model human Schwartz-Jampel Syndromicetermedmice (termed "Hypo" herein) exhibited a significant deficiency in perlecan expression and were bred back to C57BL/6J mice background in-house.

Warmblood crosses could lose their action and height if bred back to an Appaloosa and if bred back to a Warmblood will probably result in a solid horse that cannot visibly be an Appaloosa and may not be a Warmblood type either.

Fortunately, the 1973 tube stock serving Arnos Grove today, despite their hideously coloured interiors, are handsome things, the last of a civilised breed dating back to 1938.

Pietersen has famously struggled against left-arm spinners and he soon succumbed for a 19th time in Tests to the breed, playing back to one that kept low.

The Lipizzan breed dates back to the 16th century, when it was developed with the support of the Habsburg nobility.

The history of the Mangalica breeds dates back to the late 1700s when both spontaneous and conscious breeding started.

Objectives of breeding programs can be to breed back the historic breeds by removing genetic contributions of migrants, to conserve the breeds in their present appearance, or to increase the economic values.