Sentence examples for those breeds from inspiring English sources

The Non-Sporting group is a catchall category for those breeds that do not strictly fit into any other group.

As time passes, you impose stricter and stricter economic constraints upon those breeds and on the men and women who raise them.

"And there's always one or two deaths attributable to malamutes or huskies, although you never hear people clamoring for a ban on those breeds.

We're asking, Do we find a larger cortex — the part of the brain that's involved in problem solving and intelligence — in those breeds that are good in problem solving?

European traders exported varieties of sweet potato from Mexico and the Caribbean to the Pacific, and those breeds mixed with the older Polynesian varieties, obscuring their genetic history.

"Certain breeds of dogs can do it, and certain individual dogs within those breeds can do this.

Now that adjective is more often used for those bred or raised in captivity.

Dogs are running animals, with the exception of those bred specifically for different purposes.

Rebbecca Aloisi, vice president for marketing at the Mount Vernon Estate, however, said that turkeys have short lifespans, especially those bred for eating.

Typically, insects and other invertebrates are more varied genetically than mammals and other vertebrates, and plants bred by outcrossing (crossing with relatively unrelated strains) exhibit more variation than those bred by self-pollination.

Data were collected for only working animals bred within a local area, not those bred for show or appearance, to minimize any human-guided selection that would make some genes more common".