Sentence examples for would be breeding from inspiring English sources

TGAs would be breeding grounds for new genes.

The wardrobe there had once held everything, but now when she pushed her coats and dresses along the rail they resisted, swung back at her, jostling and shouldering, as if they'd been breeding and fattening this past year.

If you see more of them (like a few a day), then I would suspect they could be breeding in the gelatinous material that accumulates in a drain.

Some were "eggers," females carrying masses of roe on their underbellies; these Mr. Day marked by cutting a small V-shaped notch in their tails, so other lobstermen would know they were breeding stock and by state law must be thrown back.

One promising solution that would mitigate the damage is breeding for host plant resistance.

They also cite the proximity of protected wildlife around the Machany Water - including ospreys, which would be in breeding season during the festival - and note that a number of local residences rely on a private water supply emanating from the estate.

Today, no one would say that these communities are breeding grounds for high school teachers".

"In the 30 years I've been breeding I'd have to say this is one of the best foals I've ever seen," she said.

The only reason to bother would be for breeding, not meat.

It makes sense that such a future-obsessed city would be fertile breeding ground for science fiction and fantasy.

It would certainly have fewer creatures in it, as there would be no breeding of laboratory animals.