Sentence examples for breed themselves from inspiring English sources

If their numbers continue to plunge, the Rothschild's and West African giraffes could eventually breed themselves out of existence.

The scientists reared 500 chickens of the same breed themselves, half of which were reared organically and half non-organically.

Now China has its eye on the Panama Canal (August 2014) How to get mosquitoes to breed themselves to death (June 2014) A new vaccine is one step towards a distant goal (October 2011).

It was possible to monitor the survival of each male's young to the time of its own breeding, because all the young were banded before they fledged and most fledglings returned to the same woods to breed themselves.

Mr. Phillips recommended that beginners also spend time with people who have been birding seriously for years, though he noted that such experts are something of a rare breed themselves, best approached with care.

Malthus argued that selfish, short-sighted people would breed themselves back into poverty.

Today's group has decided to sell some of the second-generation piglets that they have bred themselves, in order to pay school fees for the local children.

"So they made the apples redder and redder, and prettier and prettier, and they just about bred themselves out of existence".

Meanwhile, the rainbows had already infiltrated the creek and Alvord cutthroats soon bred themselves out of existence.

Douthat worries that selfish, short-sighted people will not-breed themselves into extinction.

8. P.S. - POINT SEEKERS - A BREED UNTO THEMSELVES It was a chance encounter with Robbie that raised the POINT about a particular type that seeks the ENDs of peninsulas or islands - those who love the tip of Cape Cod (Provincetown) or the tip of Florida (Key West) or the tip of Long Island (Montauk).