Sentence examples for breed enough from inspiring English sources

The project will take two years, Dr. Lerche said, but in the end Davis will be able to breed enough monkeys to share with other centers.

It's hoped that the Endangered Wildlife Research center in Patuxent, Md. can breed enough ferrets to set some free on protected prairie-dog towns in parks & refuges.

If you do the right thing, believe the right thing, suffer enough, love enough, work hard enough, kill enough of the wrong people or breed enough of the right ones then you will end up in paradise.

As for Bush being a home counties doctor's daughter – I'd give that breed enough credit not to breezily commend someone just for being a woman, without taking the teeniest peek at their politics.

In 2002, an Iranian opposition group revealed that Iran was building a secret facility at Arak later identified as a heavy water production plant, along with a reactor that could breed enough plutonium for one or two bombs a year.

Yet neither image works without the other, if we are to see cats steadily and see them whole — if we are to admit to ourselves that, however far our pets may be bred from the wild, sometimes to the verge of interior decoration, they are never quite bred enough.

Bjork is artistically well bred enough to use E. E. Cummings's lines in "Sun in My Mouth," but she hardly needs his help, with her own lyrics like these from "Heirloom": "I have a recurring dream/ Every time I lose my voice, I swallow little glowing lights my mother and son baked for me".

They can't breed fast enough to make up the numbers.

A large number of females in the wild were likely infertile because they do not breed often enough, he said.

Turkeys don't breed quickly enough, for example, so are sometimes artificially inseminated.

But Mexican emos are a whole different breed, controversial enough to inspire the infamous "emo hunt" of Querétaro.