Sentence examples for purpose to breed from inspiring English sources

"The museum is about the world," according to American curator James Cuno, with a social purpose "to breed greater familiarity with the rich diversity of the world's cultures".

The antioxidant content loci identified in this work may be used for two purposes: to breed tomato cultivars that contain higher levels of antioxidants under normal growth conditions and to develop cultivars that produce higher levels of antioxidants in response to salinity and, thus, potentially have higher salt tolerance.

She described the royal as a "shop-window mannequin", "gloss-varnished" with no personality and whose only purpose was to breed.

The double Booker Prize winner found herself in the headlines last month after she described Kate as "shop-window mannequin" whose only purpose was to breed.

Mantel had been quoted as saying the duchess was a "shop-window mannequin" whose only purpose was to breed.

Its totalitarian society portrays women wearing red cloaks and white, wide-brimmed bonnets as sexual possessions whose sole purpose is to breed for high-ranking men.

If his claim is correct, then a common test sentence for the difference between eternalists and presentists introduced in Sider (2006 --There 2006 --There 2006 --Theremost purposexistlt to breed confusion.

It's interesting to me that in "Los Gigantes" the purpose of the abuse is to breed more abnormal people — a whole army of them.

Asterina pectinifera, used as a model organism for this purpose, is resilient and easy to breed and maintain in the laboratory.

In the 1860s, equine historian Eugene Gayot described a horse that he called the "poitevine mulassière", and stated that the main purpose of this breed was to produce mares from which to breed mules.

Rodents, such as mice and rats, have the advantage of being purpose bred to reduce biological variation, while being affordable, and easy to breed and maintain in-house.