Sentence examples for continued to breed from inspiring English sources

The winter was so mild that they continued to breed, meaning we're going into this season with hugely elevated population numbers.

Joseph and Powell were apt to think out loud to disquieting effect, pondering what would happen if the lower classes continued to breed at such a rate or immigration were not halted immediately.

Surrounding regions, notably Hong Kong, continued to breed Chinese shar-peis, and pleas to save the animal resulted in increased demand, particularly in the United States, where the breed was introduced in 1966.

Today, a judge gave the woman, Joan Byron-Marasek, until Jan . 24to provide an alternative to the State Division of Wildlife's plan to have her 24 tigers spayed or neutered -- they have continued to breed -- and moved to a preserve in Texas for the rest of their lives.

To date the rare migration events, the Smithsonian team assumed that many of the Atlantic and Pacific snails had continued to breed right up until the rise of the Panama land bridge.

Dora's owner disregarded her health, and continued to breed her.

She does not breed Arabians for a specific discipline, instead describes her breeding philosophy as "consistently continuing to breed for more quality and never losing disposition or athletic ability".

Males that continued to sire offspring in month 2 were treated in month 3 of breeding with 50 mg/kg BID ("high-dose" regimen), and JQ1 treatment was stopped for these males and controls while continuing to breed to 2 females per cage through 8 months of continuous breeding.

For mating studies, males were pretreated for 6 weeks with vehicle or JQ1 and caged continuously with two females each while continuing 50 mpk QD for month 1 and escalating to 75 mg QD for month 2. The JQ1-treated males that were responsive to this "low-dose" treatment regimen were allowed to recover untreated while continuing to breed to 2 females per cage through 7 months of continuous breeding.

His uncle would continue to breed horses, he said.

Meanwhile, catteries continue to breed and ship half-wild cats around the world.