Sentence examples for enough to breed a from inspiring English sources

Most reproductive females are under a year of age, and few live long enough to breed a second year.

No lineage has ever been perpetually dominant, or not for long enough to breed a line of blue-blooded snobs with secure places at the top of the female hierarchy.

To taste our potential partner's saliva and decide if they are healthy enough to breed with, a bit like dogs sniffing at each other.

The vast number of eggs produced by each frog seems to be the key to its success – if more than one in a thousand of the eggs becomes an adult frog and lives long enough to breed there should be an increasing population.

As if that weren't enough to breed corruption, Thomas was the only justice — in a rare case of detaching his hip from Antonin Scalia's — to write a separate opinion calling for an end to donor disclosures.

It may be difficult to tell when a hembra is mature enough to breed because they are induced ovulators and don't have estrus cycles.

The instinctive fear of spiders and other potentially venomous creepy-crawlies is an adaptation handed down to us from our ancestors whose fear reflex prevented them from succumbing to a poisonous bite just long enough to breed.

When you only have one cow or two cows to care for, it is best to send them to a farm where another cattle farmer has a bull that is good enough to breed your cows.

Don't forget that most of your reptiles will take a few years before they are old enough to breed and produce revenue.

It usually began with standing water: a tide pool or pond or salty shallow, wet enough to breed bacteria but not so wet as to wash them away.

You are the result of a long line of survivors: your ancestors survived long enough to breed, when many, many others did not.