Sentence examples similar to breeding doubt from inspiring English sources
Video cameras and digital still cameras that take quick movies are now part of the standard family photographic apparatus, no doubt breeding greater and greater impatience.
Even assuming optimistic breeding cycle times, the long-term predictions presented here are about 20 years away, at which point breeding technologies will no doubt have changed dramatically.
There is no doubt the art world is breeding some skilled film-makers – and equally no doubt they are eager to prove themselves among the big girls and boys over in the hills of Hollywood.
Much-larger Gambian pouched rats have been found in the Big Apple, likely released as pets, Combs said, but he doubts there are breeding populations of them. .
Much-larger Gambian pouched rats have been found in the Big Apple, likely released as pets, Combs said, but he doubts there are breeding populations of them.
However, there is some doubt about the fuel breeding ability using fluoride salt coolant for fast spectrum due to its moderating ability.
Indeed, eggs are one of the few ingredients where the organic version (for, no doubt, complex reasons of feed, breeding and husbandry) tastes demonstrably better than non-organic.
Two developments have put in doubt the future of the successful panda breeding program at the San Diego Zoo.
War is a breeding ground of unintended consequences; please see Afghanistan and Iraq if you have any doubt.
There was no doubt that these high-density maps could be used in breeding programs more efficiently; however, QTL analysis mostly relied on polymorphisms between the parents of mapping populations.
