In the weeks after the latest stalemate, these fears seemed to be borne out by a gamekeeper seeking permission to protect the pheasants he breeds by "controlling" buzzards.
So it does – the golden plover, most beautiful of British hill-birds and one of the most threatened, its numbers down by over 80% in 30 years, breeds up here, as evidenced by pale juveniles scurrying across tormentil-starred greensward away to my right.
The journey from war to peace has taken too long, and familiarity breeds irreverence.
It breeds a special creativity that unifies bands from the region, he thinks.
With immigrants as people, as distinct with immigration as a shorthand for a broad sense of happiness with today's Britain, familiarity usually breeds content, not contempt.
Related: Cash from cassava: better breeds of the staple will boost development "I need to visually explain the facts about nutrition to women," says Kayentoo, referencing the fact that less than a third of adult women are literate in Mali.
This is a town that breeds invention and innovation.
More than a third of these dogs were Staffordshire bull terriers, though the paper reports that other breeds most often targeted included chihuahuas and German shepherds, and Kent had the highest number of thefts with 205 (figures from the Metropolitan police were not included).
This book displays the breadth of his knowledge – it has in-depth guides to breeds and cuts – as well as the extraordinary range of things you can do with a hog.
Political failure usually breeds frenzy, as we gaze in on a party eating itself.
Related: Cash from cassava: better breeds of the staple will boost development Members of the African Union are increasingly committed to agriculture-led growth.
