Sentence examples for breeding country from inspiring English sources

The potholes provide ideal breeding country for shorebirds, songbirds and gamebirds that follow the migratory route to Central and South America.

"The top five camel breeding countries are all African, and Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates are in the top five camel-meat producing countries".

It is one of two (the other being the A-line) with a presence in all Haflinger breeding countries.

Merinos, and much of the land in these countries does not lend itself to the mob intervention that is found in smaller flock breeding countries.

They were allegedly carrying out their activities in Shiraz, a city known more for inspiring great Persian poetry than breeding spies.The country's top judge, Muhammad Yazdi, announced that the suspects would face death if proven guilty.

A hundred and sixty miles southwest of Washington, it is beyond the gentleman-farming, horse-breeding country and more than halfway to Appalachia.

They took advantage of the fact that they lived in excellent horse-breeding country, relatively safe from the raids of other tribes, and developed strict breeding selection practices for their animals, establishing breeding herds by 1750.

The problem with socialist candidates is not that they are third-party candidates but that they are socialists.He flirted with another explanation that America has much higher degrees of social mobility than the socialist-breeding countries of Europe.

In 1664 Russia's ambassador came to England with a gift for Charles II: a pair of breeding pelicans, the country's first.

Could it be that a kind of horror-film virus has been breeding in the country's thick forests, or someplace in the culture, and has given rise to an especially gruesome series of crimes?

When the carcass of a young male was found on a road near Newtown it was evidence that this rare species was living and probably breeding in the country.