Sentence examples for breeding successes from inspiring English sources

For 20 years zoological societies dismissed Aspinall as an eccentric collector but after the breeding successes of his zoos they started queuing up to learn from him.

In the lecturer's view, the infirm, the mentally impaired, criminals, premature infants, and the like were nonpersons, whose burden society could no longer be expected to support, especially in light of our breeding successes.... Sean sat at attention beside Melanie, his face shining and smug..

It's also a major social event in the calendar of the poultry world, with the various breed clubs holding their AGMs, old friends and adversaries meeting up to discuss the year's breeding successes and failures, and there are lectures, talks, trade stands, and most importantly, bacon butties and a brew or two to enjoy.

At the time, many naturalists doubted that birds of prey could be bred in captivity, but in 1968 the center announced the birth of kestrels, the first of a string of breeding successes that includes Indian tawny eagles, African pygmy falcons and American black vultures.

In the lecturer's view, the infirm, the mentally impaired, criminals, premature infants, and the like were nonpersons, whose burden society could no longer be expected to support, especially in light of our breeding successes.... Sean sat at attention beside Melanie, his face shining and smug.

In a study published in 1991, Birkhead and his colleagues examined the population densities and breeding successes of magpies and fifteen species of British songbirds, including blackbirds, blue tits, song thrushes, dunnocks and robins.

It explained that as part of an international programme, only unrelated animals were allowed to breed: "When breeding success increases, it is sometimes necessary to euthanise".

Breeding success was recorded as successful or failed.

Breeding success is also susceptible to cold, wet weather at peak breeding times.

Researchers believe that this synchrony increases breeding success, especially in large colonies like this one.

It has made itself very unpopular - again, because of its breeding success.