Obsessed with sexual gratification, the toad only procreated.
Dedicated to proving that punk rockers can not only procreate but also follow through with the aftercare, "The Other F Word" invites a cross-section of aging bad boys to dish on the demands of fatherhood.
So — to put things bluntly — they're looking to encourage current users to procreate, though they've only said as much with cutesy euphemisms.
(Boosting fertility is, Kramer maintains, even harder than reducing it, as "you can sterilize people so they can't procreate, but even the Nazis could not force people to breed").
For these reasons, we considered that cryobank bulls were used only to procreate young bulls for progeny testing.
It's as if they procreated in the middle of the street".
Defending the cost of such surgeries, one prison gynecologist said, "Over a 10-year period, that isn't a huge amount of money … compared to what you save in welfare paying for these unwanted children — as they procreated more".
The medical profession suggested that many inmates of insane asylums could be safely released but for the concern that they would procreate.
The choice was between doing nothing, and facing the painful consequences as nature eliminated the excess of population, or controlling birthrates, beginning with the suspension of all aid to the poor so as to make them "responsible" — choosing to marry and procreate only if they had the means to feed and educate children.
They do procreate, however.
