Sentence examples for breeding themselves from inspiring English sources

For so long told they are non-people, women are now subconsciously breeding themselves – and the Aryan race – out of existence.

She then studied those offspring, to see how they fared.What she found was that young born as a result of adultery were 30% more likely to survive for at least two years, and thus have a decent chance of breeding themselves, than those fathered by a female's permanent male partner.

Often, it turns out that the complainers are unwittingly harboring breeding grounds themselves.

The odds remain stacked against a deal: climate negotiators have a special way of breeding mistrust among themselves and forcing their ministers into last-minute dramas, and any number of grenades can still be thrown into the process.

Seventy-nine percent of the participants who could only name one Aedes aegypti breeding site held themselves solely responsible for dengue prevention as compared to 37.0% of those who could name 2, and 37.5% of those who were able to list 3 or more breeding sites (p < .01).01

Now, a few far-sighted researchers see it as an opportunity.The idea put forward by these researchers, Dr Marrelli and Dr Li among them, is to break the chain of transmission by breeding mosquitoes that are themselves resistant to malarial parasites, and then to take the genes that confer this resistance and establish them in the wild.

Carrete & Tella [15] showed a strong individual consistency in FIDs (repeatability: 0.84 0.92) of burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia), suggesting that individuals may distribute themselves among breeding sites depending on their susceptibility to human disturbance.

For Riis the primary cause was the tenements themselves--febrile breeding grounds of vice and degradation.

"They had imagined themselves to be breeding a new kind of post-revolutionary child," Naomi wrote in her twenties.

Because clones are costly, it is their offspring that are most likely to be used for producing milk, hamburgers or pork chops, while the clones themselves are reserved for breeding.

A prototype dairy and livestock breeding farm operated in stone-and-shingle barns, themselves architectural achievements.