Sentence examples for which could breed from inspiring English sources
Fusion driven subcritical nuclear system (FDS) is a multifunctional hybrid reactor, which could breed nuclear fuel, transmute long-lived wastes, producing tritium and so on.
Its early symptoms resemble flu but it can cause fatal internal and external bleeding.At least 224,000 cases had been registered across Brazil by March 7th, 162% more than in the same period in 2014, when the dry weather left fewer stagnant puddles in which mosquitoes could breed.
No one got a bigger round of applause there than Ghana's president, Jerry Rawlings, when he reminded delegates that public health was once taken far more seriously in Africa; indeed, in colonial days, householders would be liable to fines if they allowed pools of water to collect in which malaria-carrying mosquitoes could breed.
In this instance, Squirtle is listed under the Monster and Water 1 egg groups, which means that Squirtle could breed with any other member of those egg groups.
We think that a strategy to deal with this problem is necessary given that extreme empiricism could breed scepticism which in turn would significantly delay progress in this field.
That could breed "zombie banks" which would act as a long-term drag on the euro zone economy.
Critics, however, have argued that the technology, which is still in its infancy, could breed complacency and "false hope".
But Mr. Sarver also says that leaving everything up to Democrats could breed the feeling of invulnerability, which is the seedbed of corruption.
This could breed so much resentment.
If not, it could breed more extremists.
