Sentence examples for excessive breeding from inspiring English sources

The Senate bill's "puppy protection" provision would crack down on excessive breeding of dogs in commercial "puppy mills".

The price of flower horns has dipped recently, because of excessive breeding, and several non-Asian pet shops, including Fish Town USA in Flushing, Queens, have started carrying run-of-the-mill ones for $8.

Betty came into SCBR's care in an emergency state due to excessive breeding and negligence by her owners.

But hawks still worry that the Fed is distorting prices in financial markets, breeding excessive risk-taking and preventing investors in Treasury bonds from demanding fiscal discipline.Such concerns are widespread among Republicans in the Senate (which must confirm her).

For example, they parameterized hydrological conditions by a fuzzy distribution model (Ermert et al. 2011a), which considers the flushing of breeding habitats by excessive precipitation.

Both of these approaches use material derived from advanced inter-crosses of inbred lines (often with known phenotypic traits), with breeding controlled to prevent excessive genetic drift.

The integration of molecular approaches into radiata breeding programmes has previously been limited by excessive costs and low throughput.

Excessive rainfall often leads to small puddles serving as mosquito breeding sites and therefore increases malaria transmission.

With the high level of development in the Gowanus watershed area, excessive nitrates and pathogens are constantly flowing into the canal, further depleting the oxygen and creating breeding grounds for the pathogens responsible for the canal's odor.

This assumption follows from the observation that there are no breeding pairs within about 5 km of the main Newborough roost, probably as a result of excessive foraging competition from the high densities of roosting birds [6].

Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.