Sentence examples for were breeding from inspiring English sources
noun
The process through which propagation, growth or development occurs.
- Your dog has had good breeding.
Philopatric individuals preferred to breed at a site where conspecifics were breeding in the previous breeding season.
"The three options with the highest acceptability were breeding native tolerant ash, using accelerated breeding to breed native tolerant ash, and cross-breeding of native ash with non-native ash.
By then, mosquitoes were breeding on the course.
"As the state was dragging its feet, the wolves were breeding and expanding," Mr. DiPaola said.
There were breeding great crested grebes and wintering smews, bumblebees, butterflies and water voles.
The F.B.I. has known for years that American flight schools were breeding grounds for Al Qaeda pilot-wannabes.
"When I started, you had racing stables like Calumet Farm, Green Tree all those people were breeding to race their own horses," Jones says.
There were breeding improvements, and an ABC News commentator suggested in 1968 that the larger shrimp, now guaranteed to live two years, might be called sea apes.
Worried by evidence that the poor in industrial Britain were breeding disproportionately, he urged that charity be redirected from them and toward the "desirables".
At one end they were breeding dogs in south-east London – for greyhound racing – and at the other my uncle was living in Downing Street.
Recently, outraged internet people were taken in by claims that popular fast food outlet KFC were breeding genetically mutated chickens for their burgers.
