Sentence examples for probably breed from inspiring English sources

Rhinoceroses probably breed until between 30 and 40 years old.

Zebras probably breed until about 20 years of age.

Even if Assad somehow wins and stabilises the situation, his victory will probably breed an explosion similar to the Taliban revolution which will sweep over Syria in a couple of years.

The prize is $100,000, and the competition is "100 of the finest horses," probably bred to withstand the climate.

Being head of a secretive law-enforcement agency probably breeds circumspection, but James Comey, the director of the F.B.I., has taken understatement to a whole new level.

It wasn't until the 17th century that orange carrots arrived (probably bred by the Dutch), but then they swamped the market.

She has probably bred more champion performance quarter horses than any other breeder has, and she is a member of the Cowgirl Hall of Fame.

Mr. Follett had become active in the Labor Party after college ("I never accepted my parents' theology, but the habit of belonging to some group with a mission was probably bred into me," he reflected) and reactivated his membership upon his return.

Mat Faulkner, from MF Aquatics, who carried out the clearing work on behalf of Broxtowe Borough Council, said the fish probably bred from a handful of pets abandoned in the waterways.

The blue-faced honeyeater probably breeds throughout its range.

However, he added that most wild tendencies are probably bred out of the animal after five generations.