Sentence examples for breed better from inspiring English sources

"Now they're starting to breed better queens," Branch said.

Unfortunately, the same characteristic means that it is fiendishly difficult to breed better bananas.

The study was inspired by work in the field of biology to assess how to breed better egg-laying hens.

Other Arpa-E backed researchers are using robots and drones to breed better biofuels, focusing on sorghum.

I don't know what to do about it, except try to breed better ones to reverse the trend.

The captive-birth rate had been increasing; as Holst explained, this was in part because zoos had learned that giraffes breed better in groups than in marital pairs.

But success has bred better competitors.

Other breeds better known as pets have also been overlooked.

His fund has backed two start-ups in Campinas in São Paulo state.One of them, CanaVialis, breeds better varieties.

Jonson was a Londoner through and through, and wrote brilliantly about the city – "our scene is London", he announces in the prologue to The Alchemist (1610), for "no clime breeds better matter" – but his family's origins were Scottish.

I think it's fantastic that the 3D scanning market is finally heating up a little bit; more competition breeds better technology — which will, in turn, make a lot of the challenges on the AR/VR content side easier.