Sentence examples for breed highly from inspiring English sources

Web sites show pictures of signature dishes like broths made from silkie chicken — a black-skinned breed highly valued by Chinese cooks — and steamed fish with tofu and wolfberries.

For example, the genes that likely account for drought resistance can be used to breed highly drought resistant varieties from the existing high-yield irrigated varieties, and concurrently, the genes likely related to tillering ability can be used to enhance the tillering ability of upland rice, a major factor limiting its yield and subsequently its widespread usage.

After all, center five films around basically the same premise a group of people discovering that it is (still) a very bad idea to breed highly-aggressive super dinosaurs and you start to lose your edge a little.

After all, centre five films around basically the same premise – a group of people discovering that it is (still) a very bad idea to breed highly-aggressive super dinosaurs – and you start to lose your edge a little.

The breed is highly affectionate, playful, extremely patient and eager to please.

The bad news is that Western forces will almost certainly face a new breed of highly educated Qaeda terrorist.

I'm told that the breed is highly prized in Sweden and that the Swedish chicken authorities frown on exporting them.

The opera was successfully revived in the late 20th century, with a new breed of highly trained, virtuosic countertenors taking the roles originally intended for castrati.

LAWYERS have long considered themselves a breed apart: highly educated professionals, not dim-witted businessmen who think a "whereas" is a man who turns into a small member of the horse family when the moon is full.

Deep freshwater aquatic environments may also be so buffered but shallow and riparian habitats, such as where most mosquitoes breed, are highly responsive to rainfall, especially in the extreme climate of the monsoonal tropics.

As the breed is highly inbred, selection against epilepsy is very challenging.