Sentence examples for may be reared from inspiring English sources

The agreement, in May 2007, within the EU of new regulations governing the conditions under which broilers may be reared [26] is a recognition of the problems associated with modern broiler production and is an attempt at a first step towards remedying the situation.

Standard chickens are raised in large-scale industrial farms where as many as 40,000 birds may be reared at a time in "crops" that take around 42 days to reach slaughter weight.

Monitoring only direct sales to meatpacking companies leaves the supply chain open to cattle laundering, where cattle may be reared in deforested land but sold to other compliant farms before they arrive at slaughterhouses.

Another variant is the 45,X/46,XY mosaic, in which a person may be reared as either a male or a female because the genitalia are "ambiguous," meaning that it is difficult to determine whether the phallus is an enlarged clitoris or a small penis.

Seeds may be reared, harvested, milled, and sprouted locally or shipped globally to sprout growers; bacterial contamination may occur at any point in this chain (5 ).

The besmeared males are killed by workers within minutes to hours, so that only a single adult ergatoid male is present per colony, even though many more may be reared [ 17].

U.S. consumer prices rose unexpectedly sharply in March as energy costs marched higher and apparel and lodging costs jumped, according to a government report Wednesday that suggested long-dormant inflation may be rearing its head.

Because of insufficient weaving length for onramp acceleration, a slow merged vehicle may be rear-ended by a following vehicle on the outside lane when speed differential between the onramp vehicle and the following vehicle is relatively high.

Prominent among them is the "normative" fostering practice [ 15], in which parents may allow their children to be reared elsewhere for kinship or economic gains.

FIVE years after Alan Greenspan warned that investors might be displaying "irrational exuberance," there are signs that the phenomenon may again be rearing its giddy head.

His mother was a Catholic, and his father, a prosperous Dublin attorney and an Anglican, may have been reared as one.