Sentence examples for that procreate from inspiring English sources

Researchers in the Netherlands claim to have created the world's first "robots that procreate".

Since species are propagated by the reproduction of individuals within a population, and generated by the divergence of populations over time, cytologically speaking, a single vertical tree of descent exists, at least for prokaryotes that procreate through division of the parent cell.

However, some authors go much further than this, arguing that procreating is wrong unless the parent has reason to think he or she can provide the child with a good chance of a normal life.

Again, we, the world, need to see that procreating a human child and being his parent are not one and the same thing.

"Marriage promotes sharing of resources between men, women and the children that they procreate," said the panel of the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court.

By and large anthropological and historical data, including the most recent ones, confirm that homosexuals procreate.

Birth control, sex after menopause and homosexuality, are all sexual relations that cannot procreate and are therefore reduced to sinful, sexual excess.

We don't have that urge to procreate, that animal drive.

It's the bad things we're experiencing in society that's procreating our habits.

Rapid productivity improvements will be necessary to maintain income growth, particularly in the parts of southern Europe that produce and procreate the least.

As Justice Kagan countered, couples over the age of 55 enjoy marriage rights, even though it's unlikely that they'll procreate, responsibly or otherwise.