Sentence examples for indiscriminate breeding from inspiring English sources

Even when herds were not dispersed or destroyed, a breed could be lost through indiscriminate breeding arising from a need for numbers.

This indiscriminate breeding has increased the proliferation of breed related health issues in certain bloodlines.

It is a chilling story, which says a great deal about life in Britain today, the triumph of the corporation and the indiscriminate breeding of fat cats.

So in 1991 he co-founded the British Horse Foundation, aiming to apply some of these principles and deter indiscriminate breeding; he remained chairman of its trustees until his death.

As a direct result of indiscriminate breeding practices, as of 2001 only a few thousand purebred Marwaris existed.

In parts of northern Mexico, not only was this term often referred to cattle of various descendants of early Spanish cattle (in South America, these same type of cattle are called "Criollo"), but it was also frequently used for any small cattle of indiscriminate breeding--not just for the type of cattle recognized by the NACA (North American Corriente Association).

This indiscriminate use of breeding sites contrasts with the often extremely specialized tadpole-rearing sites of other dendrobatids (cf. Brown et al. 2010).

Although indiscriminate cross-breeding with exotic breeds is a major threat to the conservation of genetic resources, it is also evident that introgression of foreign material at such a low level in this case did not affect the identity of the breed.

Furthermore, they can provide important resources for the conservation of valuable intra-species genetic diversity, which is currently threatened by breed substitution, indiscriminate crossbreeding, and even the absence of breeding programs.

Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.

"The Muslims are breeding.