Sentence examples for it harbours from inspiring English sources

What standing has Israel to urge Iran not to acquire the bomb when it harbours its own atomic arsenal?

It was given the name G-loop because it harbours RdRp motif G in primer-dependent RdRps (Gorbalenya et al., 2002; Ferrer-Orta et al., 2004).

In summary, our experiment indicates that hybrid knotweed is more successful at invading native plant communities and that it harbours more phenotypic variation than either of its parents.

It harbours "rhizobia" as an endophytic bacterial community on its root nodules.

While it harbours leucine rich repeats, which are suggestive of its involvement in parasite-to-host physical interactions, its exact role is largely unknown.

It harbours 1.2m Syrians in 1,700 locations in addition to its own population of 4.5m.

It is calculated by multiplying the number of infectious bites made by a mosquito that becomes infected during its first blood meal by the number of salivary gland sporozoites it harbours (Fig. S1).

Imaginary in that among the life it harbours is the life of the Australian mind.

It harbours bare rock outcroppings that rise to 2,700 feet (820 metres).

Although the party espouses "democratic socialism" it harbours some groups that seem unsure about democracy.

Dr Julius Piercy from the University of Essex in the UK led the research and tells Science in Action what listening to a reef can tell us about the biodiversity it harbours.