Sentence examples for which breeds more from inspiring English sources

"We've both worked for franchises that are challenged, which breeds more creativity and competitiveness," Brett said.

Boys resent the authority of their fathers — the disciplinarians, the breadwinners — but have no recourse to do anything about it, which breeds more resentment.

Models fitted year and individual identity (358 observations for 159 males, 82 of which bred more than once) as random effects.

The models additionally fitted random factors for year and individual to account for nonindependence among multiple observations (361 observations for 161 males, 83 of which bred more than once; see Table S2), especially among longer lived individuals.

However, which breeds contain more adipose mass than the other at this developmental stage remains to be investigated.

I have had first-hand experience of how wonderful the introduction of gay marriage has been, and how negative and potentially damaging it is to not allow it, which just breeds more homophobia.

It may have grown larger because of all the attention paid to electronic medical records, which breeds a lot more interest from people doing the bad things.

Information for all fixed and random effects and mating status were available for 830 records, which represented 289 males, 171 of which bred over more than one season.

The red-billed chough, which breeds at lower levels, has been more affected by human activity, and the declines away from its main Alpine breeding areas have seen it categorised as "vulnerable" in Europe.

Dr Constancia Ayres in Fiocruz Recife has shown that a far more common mosquito, Culex quinquefasciatus, which breeds in dirty water (Aedes aegypti mostly breeds in clean water), can be infected with Zika virus in the lab.

They attract many more applications than they have places, which breeds resentment.