Sentence examples for thriving offspring from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these behaviours maximise the happily paired birds' likelihood of perpetuating their genes through their thriving offspring.

These were explicit links between rave's past and its thriving offspring in the present, who were still plugging away in the underground, occasionally yielding up something truly special.

Instead, Animal Kingdom and his peers come from inexpensive sires and modestly bred mares whose offspring thrive at the longer distances of the Triple Crown races.

Should their offspring thrive, we may in the near future find a variety that could defeat this wheat plague globally.Miriam Gaceri Kinyua Moi University Eldoret, KenyaPierre J.L. Lagoda Head of plant breeding and genetics IAEA ViennaSecurity under the sea* SIR – In "Cyberwar" (July 3rd) you rightly pointed out the threat of arms control from the internet.

Human children require a lot of tending and training, and it's just as important to help one's offspring thrive in the next generation as it is to get them there in the first place.

As parents, it's natural to want to help offspring thrive no matter what their age.

Moreover, pair seeking individuals may use clues about the partner's parental abilities, and choose mates with behavioural syndromes that help offspring thrive [17].

At first, their offspring's enthusiasm kept the cinemas thriving, but then this started to waver.Social networking, gaming and other electronic competitors began to distract young filmgoers.

By committing suicide, this individual might insure his own genetic survival; from a biological standpoint, the older brother's offspring will have a better chance of thriving if the sponger no longer exists.

Joe isn't the only Gyau offspring to thrive athletically.

Once a species becomes monogamous, paternal care and other behaviours evolve that help offspring to thrive, he said.