Sentence examples for reproducing more from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, Thomas Malthus teased out the implications of humans reproducing more rapidly than the supply of food could grow.

But more important is determining whether they are reproducing more rapidly than they are dying, said Cathy A. Beck, a biologist with the United States Geological Survey in Gainesville.

For example, the data suggest that males are somewhat more prone to imitate physical aggression a highly masculine-typed behaviour than are females, with male subjects reproducing more physical aggression than female subjects; there were, however, no differences in the imitation of verbal aggression, which is less sex-typed.

Many tributes this morning quote the Nobel Committee's observation that Szymborska was the "Mozart of poetry," but it's worth reproducing more of that passage from the Nobel citation, which gives a fuller sense of her work: She has been described as the Mozart of poetry, not without justice in view of her wealth of inspiration and the veritable ease with which her words seem to fall into place.

It's not like folks with bigger eyes are reproducing more, especially considering the one child per couple rules in China.

But some animals can compensate by reproducing more often, according to new research presented here on 18 July.

(The catalogue raisonne reproduces more than 80).

Mr. Elderfield added that well-known and accessible pieces tend to get reproduced more frequently.

It reproduces more than 100 of Siskind's photographs with impressive fidelity.

The individuals that survive and reproduce more successfully are those that have intermediate phenotypic values.

"In their first five years of publication," Mr. Torosian estimated, "Life reproduced more than 3,000 pictures credited to Black Star".