breeding ground造句

Venture partnerships are often cohesive, insulated, and homogeneous groups - a perfect breeding ground for groupthink.

Also useful is a Clinton-era pids concerning the inadvertent destruction of a dove breeding ground.

The culprit is not sweat itself, but the bacteria that use sweaty skin as a breeding ground.

The stagnant edges of the canal, she noted, might provide a good breeding ground, as would pools of water in the hollows of wooden pilings.

It's tempting to leave your cleaning implement — a damp rag or sponge — hanging around to use the next day, but that could create a germ breeding ground.

However, the swampy terrain was a breeding ground for mosquitoes, which carried a variety of diseases - dysentery, malaria, smallpox - that the English were unaccustomed to.

Every mating season, he says, the turtles leave their home and breeding ground in the salt marshes near JFK and take to the nearby sandy, open areas to lay their eggs and bury them in the ground.

Their travel would take them to safe and bountiful breeding grounds.

Environmentalists fear it will turn the lagoon, one of Europe's most important wetland areas, into a giant stagnant pond and destroy breeding grounds for birds.

Slums are productive breeding grounds for tuberculosis, hepatitis, dengue, pneumonia, cholera, and diarrhoeal diseases that spread easily in highly concentrated populations.

Restaurants can sometimes be breeding grounds for outbreaks if they crack many eggs into a single container when preparing them, which could allow one bad egg to contaminate a whole batch.

According to the Tag-a-Giant Foundation, which tracks the movements of more than a thousand bluefin tuna, the area where the oil spill is centered is one of the fish's primary breeding grounds.