Sentence examples for breeds both from inspiring English sources

We characterise genetically linked variants that potentially influence ear type and body mass in dog breeds, both key traits that have been modified by selective breeding that may also be important for domestication.

Such perception breeds both malice and fear.

It is the only bird that breeds both in the Arctic and in the Antarctic.

French EU diplomacy has a bulldozerish quality that leaves lesser breeds both aggrieved and admiring.

It is the only gull that breeds both in the Caribbean area and in the North Atlantic Ocean.

Putting Fed chairmen on a pedestal, as the financial community does routinely, breeds both complacency and insularity.

The tumult of the twentieth century has bred both a profound distrust in authority and a commitment to privacy.

Bakewell was one of the first farmers to breed both sheep and cattle for meat instead of primarily for wool or work.

This analysis is strictly speculative, yet it is clear that humans have selectively bred both racehorses and Greyhounds for speed in both genders for several hundred years, whereas humans do not select their own mates based solely on running ability.

Yet regulation and inspection breed both thereby encouraging furtive behaviour and lying on the part of managers and clinical staff in an effort to avoid exposure and blame.

T. chatareus breed both in brackish and in fresh water.