Sentence examples for prone to breeding from inspiring English sources
In India it is being used to track malaria and identify the areas prone to breeding mosquitoes.
In captivity, some species often seem to thrive, while others are often prone to breeding problems, poor health, and repetitive stereotypic behaviour.
That brings us to breeding.
Did its tendency to spread end with our reaction, or is it still breeding, prone to explosions caused by the spontaneous collision of sociological influences?
Or worse, is it breeding somewhere, prone to multiply effect through subtle (or major) hints of guidance and patronage?
Trees identified as being prone to splitting could be excluded from breeding populations and add value to plantation forestry.
Female breeding pigs are particularly prone to leg problems and this makes it costly for farmers when an animal becomes lame because of the time and money invested in the breeding stock.
Breeding success in areas prone to flooding has been enhanced by the provision of artificial mats made from eelgrass, which encourage the terns to nest in higher, less vulnerable areas, since many prefer the mats to bare sand.
The breed is prone to skin disorders.
Multi environment evaluation of breeding lines helps breeder to identify appropriate genotypes for areas prone to similar level of drought stress.
