Sentence examples for breed to live from inspiring English sources

It still takes a very hardy breed to live in the bush or ride out a dark Alaska winter, but in some ways, the last frontier is the last great welfare state.

When the researchers compared their learned flies to colonies selectively bred to live long lives, they found even greater differences.

The road to understanding radical life extension (like the longevity he's seen in fruit flies genetically bred to live five times longer than regular fruit flies) is "combining OpenCog AI stuff with narrow AI to get a system of artificial biology".

Faced with meat pumped with chemicals from animals bred to live a short life in unpleasant conditions or an organic meat substitute that places significantly fewer demands on the planet – and in many cases, health - I know which one I'd go for.

"I don't know any photographer who stopped working because he turned 70," he said, adding that as a breed they tend to live a long time.

This breed is able to live in tiny mud puddles left by dried-up rice paddies, so our betta seems pretty blissed out about life in 2-gallon goldfish bowl.

And that requires a special breed of human willing to live far from the comforts of home and eager to look at 450,000 bugs for 32 years.

The prize for longevity can be won by a new strain of mouse one bred or genetically engineered to live a long time.

For many years the breed was "pack bred", where they were allowed to live in a group.

I don't think these spiders are going to live and breed here.

Each Florida panther needs a huge area to live and breed; males need as many as a hundred and fifty square miles, females around a hundred.