Sentence examples for reproducing at all from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it has been argued (Turner 2004, Bouchard 2004, 2008) that some individuals that are adapting are not reproducing at all.

Mammoths are extinct and do not currently exist on the earth; it is unnatural for them to be reproducing at all, much less via cloning.

"The alternative is not reproducing at all, so it's making the best of a bad situation".

This could be evolutionarily advantageous at high herbivore densities, and prevent herbivores from reproducing at all in the continuous presence of HIPVs.

Insect-eaters — bats and many birds — may not reproduce at all.

A possible evolutionary explanation is that daughters are likely to mate and produce grandchildren regardless of condition, whereas weedy sons may fail in the struggle to have the chance to reproduce at all.

And like so many other cultural forces, offering to pay for egg freezing in this way is also highly insensitive to those women who experience infertility and therefore cannot reproduce at all.

The success of hipster style comes from the fact that "it isn't associated with a logo, unlike the bling-bling 90s, and so it can be reproduced at all levels of fashion," McWilliams says, giving the example of skinny jeans and lumberjack shirts, which are as easy to find at upscale designer shops as they are at a discount outlet.

As for what sort of world we might be leaving to our children, Mr. Emmott's apparent response is that we not reproduce at all lest we arrive at an unsustainable global populace of 10 billion well before this century is out.

On the other hand, it's the first time the Wright's 1903 flyer has been reproduced at all.

As a result, a strong pulse was not reproduced at all in this case, as shown in Fig. 6; the seismic moment of Subevent 2 has to be greater than that of Subevent 1 to better reproduce the amplitude of the observed waveforms.