Sentence examples for breeding space from inspiring English sources

Periods, she explains, come from a risky area, hygienically speaking:"it comes out from a breeding space for germs".

The hollow structure of a tire creates a breeding space for human disease vectors.

Pigeons have multiplied in New York because of the plentiful breeding spaces on buildings.

Density effects in breeding performance, spacing behaviour and physiology were analysed on the population level, using enclosure rates or enclosure means.

Slindon Estate, West Sussex Bats such as the serotine and brownlong-eared varieties are now breeding in roof spaces and can be seen hunting around the village, or on the wider estate up and down the farm tracks at night.

Because few zoos are able to dedicate space for breeding, they rely on places like LEO, which stands for Lionshare Educational Organization, to maintain healthy populations.

The Ace Hotel in Pittsburgh has become a safe space and breeding ground for people to party and feel comfortable.

But there is another reason I love Love Island: it is a glimpse into a parallel universe I am rarely privy to, a world that exists only in branches of All Bar One or Gourmet Burger Kitchen: The Villa is a pure, unadulterated straight space, a breeding ground of militant heterosexuality.

Furthermore, grape is a perennial plant with a relatively long life cycle, which makes breeding expensive, due to space constraints, and time consuming [ 4].

The red fox has a territorial tenure system and several field data report the common use of space by breeding families ('spatial groups' [ 47]) even if they report different sizes [ 41, 48- 52].

While garden thick hedges and nest boxes are important nesting spaces for breeding birds, providing supplementary food is a guaranteed way to attract them into your garden.