Culling Sentence Examples

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  • It's for breeding and culling purposes.

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  • Alternative methods for culling foxes can all have problems.

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  • Imagine a computer culling through this massive amount of data, inconceivably large, and pulling out patterns.

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  • My eyes are tired from all this reading and culling, discarding the inappropriate ones.

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  • So you're saying the wolves improve your herd by culling out the weakest animals?

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  • In nine months, we as a group, tracked an unknown number of missing children, culling out two hundred and eleven Howie attempted to locate.

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  • The culling of diseased badgers was never going to be popular.

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  • Further advice should include the culling of severely affected birds and special attention to the ventilation in order to maximize bird comfort.

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  • The long-planned next step in culling the ISA from his list of tax giveaways to be taken back, has been shelved.

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  • Without controlled culling, the majority of the fox population would be killed, probably less humanely by poisoning, snaring or shooting.

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  • The behavioral and physiological effects of culling red deer.

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  • Q 17 What skills and competencies for culling are required to ensure body snares are safely and effectively deployed?

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  • The main cause of mortality and culling was severe purulent inflammation affecting the skull bones.

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  • The high mortality reported over the two or three days prior to the visit was due to culling of underweight birds.

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  • The culling of hundreds of Rhesus Macaques in a number of safari parks across Britain in 1999 highlighted the zoonoses issue.

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  • Committees and boards make most of the hiring decisions at this level, and executive search firms are the ones culling for talent.

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  • It was in the calm, resolute, skilful culling of such pleasures as circumstances afforded from moment to moment, undisturbed by passion, prejudices or superstition, that he conceived the quality of wisdom to be exhibited; and tradition represents him as realizing this ideal to an impressive degree.

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