- reproduce
- 01. The study of genetic mutation from one generation to another was done on fruit flies because they [reproduce] so quickly.02. The Leonardo da Vinci exhibit at the museum featured a number of [reproductions] of some of his most famous works.03. The scientist's research was called into question when others were unable to [reproduce] his results in their own experiments.04. The human species is [reproducing] itself to such a point that we are endangering our planet.05. Studies have shown that certain chemicals in plastics can actually harm cell [reproduction] in humans.06. The dark atmosphere of the novel has been perfectly [reproduced] in the film.07. The [reproductive] organs of both the male and female are found in some species of animals.08. Cells [reproduce] by dividing themselves.09. The plant is able to [reproduce] both sexually and asexually.10. The ability to [reproduce] is one of the distinguishing characteristics of living things.11. Most adult octopuses and squid die after [reproducing], and their bodies provide food for their babies after they hatch.12. If the population of China walked past you in single file, the line would never end because of the rate of [reproduction].13. It is very difficult to get whales to [reproduce] in captivity.14. Unlike many Asian countries, Singapore has no campaign for birth control because the population is not [reproducing] itself very quickly.15. Oscar Wilde once remarked that we can have in life but one great experience at best, and the secret of life is to [reproduce] that experience as often as possible.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.