Sentence examples for world breeds from inspiring English sources
Even New World breeds of dog like the Eskimo dog, the Mexican hairless and the Chesapeake Bay retriever, derive from dogs brought from Europe.
No other place in the world breeds billionaires with the speed of Vladimir Putin's Russia.
Using adolescence as a time to explore the world breeds self-awareness, expertise, and confidence in ways that are different from managing, and even excelling in school.
Rosscobs, he says, are the racehorses of the poultry world, bred to put on weight rapidly and for flavour.
At least 75percentt of all the black ducks in the world breed in the boreal, Mr. Stewart said.
We have this endlessly watered-down, conglomerate world that breeds homicidal rage like no other".
The largest colony exists on Isla Raza, where an estimated 90¿95% of the total world population breeds.
In today's interdependent world, militarism breeds insecurity, for the major powers as well as for their neighbors.
Speaking to a largely white audience at Youngstown State University, he said that his Administration would instead deny visas to anyone from a part of the world that breeds terrorism.
Not only do we develop specialised knowledge, but we also become inculcated in a particular way of examining and talking about the world that breeds distrust against other approaches and a belief that our methodology is the best.
Their strength was a bowling attack led by Felix Menzel, who had first played against an English team before the first world war.Cricket breeds fanatical followers, and Mr Waddell believes he might have found in Menzel a prize specimen.
