Sentence examples for rearing ranging from from inspiring English sources

Other issues of concern to lesbians include child rearing (ranging from the inability to adopt a partner's offspring to laws barring same-sex adoption), the sharing of medical health benefits with a partner, the right to make health decisions for a partner, taxes, inheritance, and so on.

The various populations experienced different periods of laboratory rearing, ranging from six months to three years.

Since the 1960s, the population of snow geese in the Cape Churchill Peninsula has grown nearly 20-fold and expanded its nesting and brood rearing range from the La Pérouse Bay area to the entire Cape Churchill Peninsula as far south as Rupert Creek [ 23, 61].

As a writer, speaker and consultant, she built a big career and was the go-to source for journalists whenever they needed a comment on topics ranging from rearing polite children to what to do about gate-crashers at White House state dinners.

Mangrove snake (genus Boiga), also called cat-eyed snake or cat snake, any of about 30 species (family Colubridae) of weakly venomous, rear-fanged snakes, ranging from South Asia to Australia.

Cobia larvae were reared at water temperatures ranging from 24.3 to 31.8 °C.

RKC were reared using four temperature treatments ranging from 1.5° to 12 °C for a period of 60 days, both individually and in low-density populations.

"Drivertising" companies pay you a monthly fee in return for the right to place advertisements, ranging from rear-window decals to full-car covers, on your vehicle.

However, there has been few study examining the relationship of telomere length with variations in parental rearing which has a continuum ranging from a positive pole to a negative pole [ 17].

These are traditional upright-positioned tricycles that come with rear cargo baskets and limited gear options usually ranging from one to three-speeds.

And those chickens apparently aren't the only fowl to swing both ways -- as Time magazine reported, more than 100 bird species engage in some sort of homosexual behavior, "ranging from casual sex to child-rearing partnerships".