Sentence examples for what offspring from inspiring English sources

She and her colleagues have been collecting information on the Soay sheep since 1985 and kept records on how long the sheep live, what offspring they sire, and other life history traits.

Still, both were left to wonder just what their offspring might look and be like.

It would be interesting to see what the Offspring would do with a crowd of doctors and lawyers.

In human infants, there is the same kind of "information battle", in which parents try to understand the cues that accurately convey information about what their offspring needs, versus what they can get away with.

Web-based services such as ParentWatch.com and KinderCam.com link to cameras in hundreds of American child-care centres, so that parents can see what their offspring (and those looking after them) are up to.

But the site's pages are also home to countless ads from smaller companies that can be funny, weird or just plain creepy — those suggesting you are, say, eligible to get a free iPad because you are exactly 26 years old, or entreaties to see what your offspring would look like if you had a child with a celebrity.

They warn that imposing filters could create "complacency", which might make parents less likely to scrutinise what their offspring do online.

Even so, for that $35,000, think of what your offspring receives.

So now you don't know what the offspring will be -- they will be quite genetically varied.

Decide what the offspring will look like and what their powers will be.

What mattered was offspring and the furtherance of the lineage.