Sentence examples for human breeds from inspiring English sources

The tumultuous events of the Indian Mutiny, (which began in January, 1857), made it difficult if not impossible for Blyth to continue sending voluminous observations about animal and human breeds, their history, hybridism, coloring, competition, and sexual traits he regularly sent Darwin, who regarded them as quite indispensable.

A man in the UK tried to kill three women because he was a virgin and thought of them "as a more weaker part of the human breed".

But Dr A. will get better and better and will go from providing "bionic assistance" to second opinions to assisting doctors to providing first opinions and as referral computers (with complete and accurate synopses and all possible hypotheses of the hardest cases) to the best 20% of the human breed doctors.

"I attack women because I grew up to believe them as a more weaker part of the human breed," he wrote in what prosecutors called his "Evil Diary".

Later, humans bred the birds to carry messages.

Humans bred dogs for certain personality traits and looks.

Humans bred dogs to be loyal and companionate; cats domesticated themselves.

It is not known whether modern humans bred with them because the hot, humid climate of the Indonesian island of Flores, where their remains were found, impairs the preservation of DNA.

Modern humans, Neandertals, and Denisovans all lost the ability to detect the bitter flavor in some wild plants and eventually modern humans bred varieties of squashes, gourds, and yams that are less bitter than the wild types.

Some studies suggest that humans bred dogs to be less aggressive and more puppylike.

On North Captiva, where an exchange with a sea turtle is more likely to happen than one with a human, familiarity breeds not contempt, or even boredom, but Zen-like serenity.