Sentence examples for substantial cattle from inspiring English sources

The Tarok have maintained good relations with these settlers for a long time and are now themselves substantial cattle owners, often as a result of sending their sons to be trained in herding by the Fulani.

In Hungary, models of future heat stress days predict increases of up to 27 heat stress days per year in areas with substantial cattle farming by the year 2040.

Polygyny was traditionally permitted, and a substantial bridewealth in cattle was paid.

A substantial percentage of cattle imported into New York under certificate that they have passed tests for the disease are shown to have been infected.

Repeat breeding (RB) is a substantial problem in cattle breeding leading to large economic loss for the dairy producer due to more inseminations, increased calving interval and increased culling rates [ 4, 20].

Similarly, a 2007 rapid assessment of the effects of short rains conducted shortly after the RVF outbreak of 2006 2007 indicated that, in Garissa, RVF had claimed lives of hundreds of goats and a substantial number of cattle, with some herders reported to have lost up to 75% of their goat populations.

One of the main sources of income was the sale of cattle, providing substantial funds for the construction of fine half-timbered houses for the local merchants.

Several observations and case-control studies suggested beef and milk from dairy cattle were substantial sources of Newport MDR-AmpC infection in humans (6 – 8 ).

MTBC results in substantial economic losses in cattle herds and humans as it is usually found in the more economically active humans [ 2].

Respiratory disease is one of the most important health problems in young Danish cattle with substantial financial losses for the industry [ 20, 21].

Therefore, we expect that selection pressures could reduce the number of regions with an increased frequency of deleterious variations, and, at the same time, enrich for short ROH regions with substantial beneficial effects in cattle breeding populations.