Sentence examples for breeding fast from inspiring English sources

Orb's owners, members of the Phipps family, have earned their place in horse racing's hallowed halls by spending tens of millions of dollars over nearly 100 years on breeding fast, classy and durable horses.

Whichever view you take, multicultural and tolerant or disapproving and fearful, the awkward fact is that we have not been breeding fast enough (or young enough) to keep society functioning without outside help, let alone educating ourselves to the levels a post-industrial economy is going to need.

A high breeding fast reactor core concept, cooled by supercritical pressure light water has been developed with fully-coupled neutronics and thermal-hydraulics core calculations, which takes into account the influence of core pressure loss to the core neutronics characteristics.

Kingsolver, a former biologist and journalist, has a rare ability to communicate widely what she knows as a scientist, and this novel sounds warnings against hunting predators who compensate by breeding faster, or against pesticides that boost pest populations by killing off the bugs that prey on them.

Micro-organisms are breeding faster than we can invent new antimicrobials.

Sadly, ignorance is breeding faster than the cockroaches and mice that also inhabit these human warehouses.

A book claiming that Muslim immigrants and the underclass were bringing about Germany's downfall by breeding too fast had a print run of over a million by the end of September (and cost its author, Thilo Sarrazin, his job on the Bundesbank board).

Presently, Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors utilizing natural uranium are in operation/under construction and the plutonium generated from these reactors will be multiplied through breeding in fast breeder reactors.

They accuse them of being Pakistani sympathizers, of breeding so fast that they will outnumber Hindus, of being inherently violent.

Our results clearly indicate that AIV with short excretion duration (<7 days) are unlikely to be spread over long distances by wild Common Teal, even during migratory periods, because most of these ducks do not move from wintering sites to breeding areas fast enough.

Decreasing the variation in breeding values faster than the variation in additive-genetic relationships increased the relative constraint on average relationship, while decreasing the variation in additive-genetic relationships faster than the variation in breeding values reduced the constraint.