Sentence examples for breeding it out from inspiring English sources

In fact, since CBD actually works to temper the high of THC, the world's underground marijuana growers had just spent three decades steadily, unwittingly breeding it out of the cannabis gene pool – to the extent that, despite averaging around 15percentTHCHC, only one in every 600 samples tested by Steep Hill Lab reached 4percentt CBD.

In fact, since CBD actually works to temper the high of THC, the world's underground marijuana growers had just spent three decades steadily, unwittingly breeding it out of the cannabis gene pool to the extent that, despite averaging around 15percentTHCHC, only one in every 600 samples tested by Steep Hill Lab reached 4percentt CBD.

It is breeding out the capacity to be with ourselves or anyone else, and worst of all, to be here, the stuff that true well-being is made of.

This consensus also allows the continued misuse of the ill-defined term "GMO", leading for example, to the frequent claims that "Genetic Modification" is merely a form of speeded up breeding carried out ever since agriculture began.

The genetic background of these mice was similar in the C57BL6/129 hybrid background with breeding carried out similarly for both groups.

About eugenics, America's attempt to make a master race by breeding out the so-called weak.

By breeding out variety, by fanatical quality control, the banana men have turned their product into a genetic weakling, vulnerable to pests.

It asserted, incorrectly, that Dr. Roselli had worked successfully to "cure" homosexual rams with hormone treatments, and added that "critics fear" that the research "could pave the way for breeding out homosexuality in humans".

The American elite's pre-World War II commitment to breeding out the "unfit" -- defined variously as racial minorities, low-I.Q.

Perkins's argument that breeding out what he considers personality defects isn't eugenics because these are "environmental rather than genetic" traits doesn't seem to address ethical objections to eugenics.

Cliff Buchanan, who calls himself the Turtle Dude of Miami Beach, spends his nights during breeding season camped out next to nests with eggs ready to hatch.