breeds造句

Familiarity doesn't breed contempt at all, it breeds attraction.

The farm breeds a wide range of poultry.

Dolichocephalic, or more narrow-headed, breeds consisted of Samoyeds, Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes.

We need urgent action to conserve these breeds that are resistant to many diseases and pests.

But what they add up to is a division which breeds hostility.

The giant Chinese river sturgeon breeds at Changshu, on theYangtze River.

This invites all the foolishness and the hysteria of mysticism - a vague, inarticulate sentiment which breeds illusion.

Information quality: The non-integrated and fragmented data environment breeds redundant and inconsistent data that leads to information quality problems.

Mountaintop coal mining in Appalachia clears patches of forest contributing to the decline of birds like the cerulean warbler that breeds and forests in treetops.

These mythological beings went my many names including bogey-man and boggard, which was one of the breeds of little nasties in Harry Potter.

A group of 70 people were asked to match photos of 41 dog owners to 3 possible breeds - Labrador, poodle or Staffordshire bull terrier.

Farthest travelled is the red knot, which breeds on the high Arctic tundra and winters as far away as South Island, New Zealand.

Farmers and breeders painstakingly developed livestock breeds and food crops well suited to the peculiarities of their local climate and environment.

According to the Danish Kennel Club, the kingdom's population of fighting breeds such as pit-bull terriers, mastiffs and rottweilers has risen from 1, 000 to 20, 000 in the past five years.

Found in most canine breeds throughout the world, the scientists think CTVT is very similar to the transmissible but more fatal cancer seen in the endangered Tasmanian devils of Australia.

Imposing one's own standard and values onto others and expecting them to bow in acceptance, which is a centuries-old operating model of the West, breeds only geopolitical conflicts and tensions.