Sentence examples for breeds without from inspiring English sources

They instinctively defaulted to type, discussing Kipling's "lesser breeds without the law".

And it soon inspired generations of Englishmen to bring God and team sports to "lesser breeds without the law".

His antagonism to free trade and hostility to Kipling's "lesser breeds without the law" echo the isolationism of George W Bush's 2000 campaign.

Kipling, a lifelong German hater (his "lesser breeds without the law" apparently referred to the Kaiser's men), had it removed from subsequent editions.

Although these results are expected as both causal variants are located in exonic regions, they clearly illustrate the high power of EG-GWAS to discover associated genes and also evidence the practical usability of EG-GWAS for traits shared across breeds without having to predetermine linked loci first and, given the low sample size, at a reasonable cost.

He believed in what he notoriously called "the white man's burden," the obligation of the superior West to bring civilization to "lesser breeds without the Law". He defended Britain during the Boer War, became a pal of Cecil Rhodes, and made clear his jingoist reverence for the military virtues.

Puppy mills are breeding sites where caged dogs are bred without regard for the well-being of the parents or the litters.

Modern breed historians contest that there was enough breeding stock left after the early 19th century to restart the breed without further Arabian influence, and state that it is unlikely that two horses of unremarkable breeding and conformation had a significant influence on the breed.

Then the mosquitoes breed without predators".

GHB-C rats have been bred without any evaluation of their sensitivity to GHB.

By contrast, mice bred without any gut fungi showed no exacerbation of airway allergy when treated with fluconazole demonstrating that the effect was indeed mediated by fungi.