Sentence examples for breeding into from inspiring English sources

He also used the lore and romance of the Wild West to help transform local bull and horse breeding into a noble profession.

At the same time, villagers are losing, through neglect, hundreds of their 14,000 traditional rice varieties, some of which have traits that may be ideal for breeding into new "climate-proofed" varieties.

Extraordinary innovations in the life sciences have brought plant breeding into a new phase of opportunity.

It is mainly this phenomenon that has truly transformed breeding into the "lucrative science" we observe today (Fowler [1994]), as the advantages conferred on new varieties by hybridisation methods cannot be replicated in farmer-saved seed (Evenson [2005]).

I wonder, what are we breeding into and out of the human species through our unwillingness to welcome the possibility that unscheduled time offers?

The first two species may even locate their nest directly beneath a magpie nest, while the diminutive striated pardalote (Pardalotus striatus) has been known to make a burrow for breeding into the base of the magpie nest itself.

Earlier generations of the New Zealand breeding programme partitioned the main breeding population into several breeds that concentrated on improving specific traits (Jayawickrama and Carson [2000]).

Ms. Barrett, and many ranchers in the region, are fighting the federal government's reintroduction of breeding pairs into Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.

At the southern end of the mosquitoes' range, near the Gulf of Mexico, conditions remain favorable for breeding well into fall.

The person who hooked me up with them would only say that "someone" wearing a commodious brassiere smuggled a breeding pair into the United States.

The young Shin, who scorned his father while in the camp for breeding him into such cruelty, has since released a video in his honour.