Sentence examples for will breed in from inspiring English sources

"They will breed in a bottle cap," Mr. Hall said.

His fear is that two hybrids will breed in the wild.

Because of genetic variation, the widespread use of hormones and light therapy, there is no guarantee that a fall born ram will breed in the spring or summer.

Throughout its range, Fork-tailed Palm-Swift is closely associated with Mauritia palms, although it apparently also will breed in Bactris palms.

They will breed in every open space, being transformed by their occupants from cloth shelters to wooden huts to iron-roofed structures.

Zoo officials here are optimistic that Mei Xiang and Tian Tian will breed in the next mating season, which lasts two or three days in the spring.

In the new world of hybrid cloud computing, portability of workload will be a major area, so if Oracle Linux "N" starts to tie people in to an Oracle Stack in any way, then it will breed issues in a customer base that will feel that it has been hung over yet another proprietary barrel," said Clive Longbottom, founder of UK-based technology analyst house Quocirca.

In arid inland Australia, especially in the endorheic Lake Eyre basin, pelicans will breed opportunistically in very large numbers of up to 50,000 pairs, when irregular major floods, which may be many years apart, fill ephemeral salt lakes and provide large amounts of food for several months before drying out again.

While corn grown in a field year after year will breed pathogens in the soil, some crops such as wheat do not.

He believes that PCs and other devices will converge, so knowledge of one area will breed expertise in the other.

Uncertainty concerning the actions of the Federal Reserve will breed volatility in financial markets around the world, leaving the central bank less effective at influencing monetary conditions.