Sentence examples for breeding one from inspiring English sources

Behind security doors and "Keep out" signs, red-coated technicians are breeding one of the world's most prolific killers.

The top stallions in the country command a fee of nearly $40,000 for breeding one mare, and this rises to almost $300,000 for Sadler's Wells, the most sought-after stallion in Ireland, if the nomination results in a foal.

He speaks giddily of the hydroponic chambers (not "hippie hydroponics," he says) he uses to make barley to feed his pigs, and of a "super pig" he is breeding — one with the tasty qualities of the Swabian that can be raised at the speed of commercial pigs.

First, timing differences in breeding one year are also related to RP during the next, with earlier egg-laying, chick-hatching and fledging all predicting greater RP in the following season because early birds are generally better [ 20] perhaps owing to differences in age, experience or underlying individual quality [ 21].

Plant breeding, one of the oldest agricultural activities, parallels human civilization.

Although rare in livestock breeding, one example is the experiment described by Geldermann [ 9].

By breeding one-year-old quolls, there was no threat of violence.

One may choose to start the first breeding and lambing period on any other day of the year and then space the start of each succeeding breeding one-half sheep gestation (73 days) apart to fit the year exactly.

Or, because white sharks have a two-year reproductive cycle, they may be influenced by whether they are pregnant or interested in breeding — no one knows where white sharks breed in the Atlantic or where their nursery area is.

During breeding season, one of the male's fins turns blue-black, and a bright blue spot appears on another.

Birds of our breeding produce one out of every eight eggs eaten in this country," Mr. Wallace said.