Sentence examples for mate such from inspiring English sources
Direct benefits are those that come directly from the mate, such as resources like food or territory.
For the other five swan species, the risks involved in seeking an extra mate, such as contracting a sexually-transmitted disease, or simply failing to find a second mate, are just too high.
In these cases, the territorial males of the inferred paternal species are too large to enter the shells of their mate, such that they have to release their sperm over the entrance of the shell to fertilize the eggs.
In species where males provide resources to females during or after mating, such as nuptial gifts or parental care, females may gain from infertile matings with additional males.
The armband came two years later, ahead of veteran team-mates such as Dani Alves and even Ronaldinho.
Above all, though, a fierce competitor burns bright, keen to mix it with Lions mates such as George North.
It was not a path available to Spain team-mates such as Juan Mata, David de Gea, Thiago Alcântara, Bojan Krkic and Javi Martínez.
Former club and international team-mates such as Paul Deacon, Sean O'Loughlin and Stuart Fielden remained visibly stunned at the pre-Grand Final press conference the following day.
It matters not that England team-mates such as Northampton's Tom Wood or Courtney Lawes will soon be New Zealand tour colleagues.
He said it didn't, really, but then retreated a little bit, describing how former team-mates such as the hooker Andrew Hore missed the touring life, and how that made him wonder about the end that was coming.
Buchanan recalls senior team-mates such as Justin Langer and Adam Gilchrist sitting Clarke down when he wanted to take off after a match, stressing the importance of the dressing room and team bonding.
