Sentence examples for usually breed from inspiring English sources

The mosquitoes usually breed in trapped rainwater.

Participants speak in rapturous tones when talking about their birds, which they usually breed.

A shared culture and upbringing usually breed trust and intimacy among people who are far from home, but, in the age of globalization, trust has become weaponized.

In captivity lions often breed every year, but in the wild they usually breed no more than once in two years.

Its residents were largely comfortable, highly educated, technologically modernized, and socially integrated conditions that, in the West, usually breed liberal thinking.

As for duck foie gras, efforts to use Muscovy ducks have not been economical, because they usually breed only six months of the year, require lots of care and, to a lesser degree, have the same melting problem as geese because of their high-fat livers.

Rare colours can appear unexpectedly in certain lines, for instance while an all-white cocker is usually bred by selective breeding of very light golden strains, they can still appear very uncommonly to parents who are dark colored.

This makes it particularly effective for GP in breeding programs of species like perennial ryegrass, characterized quick decay of short range LD, and usually bred on a sib-mating scheme.

Political failure usually breeds frenzy, as we gaze in on a party eating itself.

Although Pekin ducks are usually bred for their meat, some high egg producing commercial strains of Pekin or Pekin-like ducks have been developed.

His inexperience usually breeds caution, though it can lead him into trouble when he is pressed for answers that go beyond his script.