Sentence examples for skills breeding from inspiring English sources

"The Great Crane Project has brought together diverse skills: breeding and rearing birds, creating wetland habitats and engaging people in conservation.

The IIoT depends on significant investments in developing ad hoc skills and breeding new talent.

The work of the nurserymen thus spread new plants more widely and, as breeding skills developed, contributed to the acclimatizing of foreign imports.

He refers indifferently to the knowledge (epistêmê) and the craft (technê) of estate management and of farming; the latter includes sub-skills such as breeding stock (V.3) casting seed (XVII.7) and the planting of trees (XIX.1).

But in the austere future we all face, preparation for a flawed democracy may be less needed than home-survival skills – jam-making and breeding those rabbits.

It might be the case though that variation in beekeeping management skills required for successful queen breeding [ 1] hides any effect of virus burden on queen breeding efficacy.

Towards the end of the 1870s, journalists had suggested that Somerset chose their players "upon breeding rather than skill".

This primarily involved field/practical training to develop basic skills for the identification of different types of breeding habitats, aquatic-stage mosquitoes and operational skills such as community engagement and obtaining access to private plots.

He felt that he was too old to return to school, so he opted to learn a skill – chicken breeding – and was grateful for that.

He is happy to learn skills such as construction and chicken breeding.

Hackathons, events in which programmers show off their coding skills by collaboratively building products, are becoming breeding grounds for cultivating such a mindset.