Sentence examples for may be breeding from inspiring English sources

Hollywood used to breed stars "like minks," as Pauline Kael said, but we may be breeding a different kind of animal now.

The findings suggest Chile's and the Galapagos' blue whale aggregations are connected, meaning those feeding in the Gulf of Corcovado off Chile may be breeding in the Tropical Eastern Pacific.

Poll director Dan Schnur, head of USC's Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, suggested that animosity toward national politics may be breeding discontent closer to home.

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Now, nine months after the Psychoactive Substances Act banned all "legal highs" such as Spice, research into the latest UK drug trends has revealed that the continued use of the substance may be breeding an as yet unreported side-effect: an increase in heroin use among young people.

Now, nine months after the Psychoactive Substances Act banned all "legal highs" such as Spice, research into the latest UK drug trends has revealed that the continued use of the substance may be breeding an as yet unreported side-effect: an increase in heroin use among young people. .

So we may not be breeding players but we do have a production line of oddballs with notebooks.

Livestock farms that stop using antibiotics may still be breeding grounds for drug-resistant germs, according to a new study.

The sire may be elsewhere breeding or showing, but you should be able to visit with the dam.

As size is positively correlated with age [29], smaller breeding turtles may be younger breeding turtles, other things being equal.

However, there are serious concerns that French prisons may be a breeding ground for radicalisation.