Sentence examples for domesticated to from inspiring English sources

–Prairie dogs can be domesticated to be pets in a home".

This finding suggests that cats were domesticated to some degree in that location by then.

Ordinary farm-raised salmon were also thought to be too domesticated to cause trouble in the wild.

And further still, what seems like a tall jackrabbit has been domesticated to allow another species to crawl on its back.

"I came upon this idea of trying to re-create Prohibition by taking away a substance that's been culturally domesticated, to make people aware of their own substance abuse," Mr. Epstein said.

He's been domesticated to a degree — if the self-promoting poet manqué of "The Cruise" bordered on the cartoonish, the relentlessly energetic commentator of "Up to Speed" crosses over into actual cartoon.

If biotech is to be domesticated and to enter our homes, however, the next step is to become user friendly.

"Man domesticated animals to grow livestock, we're domesticating cells to grow meat".

By 9,000 years ago they had domesticated cattle, to which they could feed wheat to get meat and milk.

But John McCain was practically domesticated compared to the current Republican frontrunner, Donald Trump.

Some genetic studies have suggested that wolves were domesticated 16,300 years ago to serve as livestock in China.