Sentence examples for considering breeding from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, are you the naturally very thin boyfriend (posing here as your girlfriend)?! Either way, I suggest you take a long hard look at the person with whom you are considering breeding, at their parents and at yourself in the mirror, and then ask yourself: "Do I really want to see further versions of these for the rest of my life?" Plomin, R, (2000) Behavioural genetics in the 21st century.

It is therefore important to understand the influence of allele combinations on grain size when considering breeding for preferred grain shape and subsequently enhanced rice grain yield.

This knowledge is of direct relevance for any organization considering breeding programs against MMVD, and not at least for the Swedish Kennel club and the SCKCS as a stimulus to reform the ongoing breeding program.

Check to ensure that the mate does not have a genetic history of hip dysplasia if you are considering breeding a dog with the condition.

It would thus appear difficult to generalise about the level of salinity tolerance displayed or the mechanisms possessed by these species as a whole, factors that are important when considering breeding approaches.

Most people here have fled Sudan and Somalia, countries long considered breeding grounds for terrorism.

But since the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, the government has been detaining and deporting illegal immigrants from countries considered breeding grounds for terrorists.

Less than 1% of recent computer attacks originated in countries that America considers breeding grounds for terrorists; the vast majority came from inside America itself.

The American Paint Horse Association, formed in 1965 by merger of the American Paint Quarter Horse Association and the American Paint Stock Horse Association, also considers breeding for registration and is concerned only with stock- and quarter-type horses.

Opinions in America's diverse Muslim communities are not monolithic and many people emphasized that they understand why the government wanted to register people from countries considered breeding grounds for terrorists.

Officials in government and resettlement agencies blame the delays mostly on the backlogs in the new security checks, which require the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. to review the names of refugees fleeing countries considered breeding grounds for terrorists.