Sentence examples for Breed discontent from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sherman's tactical grace notwithstanding, proximity can still breed discontent.

Beyond some point, however, modernization begins to breed discontent on an increasing scale.

Indulged individuals may be able to keep things together long enough to win occasional trophies, but egotism will eventually breed discontent.

Chancellor George Osborne's 2014 autumn statement speech may have spared the local government sector from additional cuts, but it hasn't offered much to help it either, and initial reactions suggest the statement will breed discontent.

My hope is that austerity will breed discontent and that a generation will be galvanised by the hard times to make art that dares once again to be angry and – dare I say it?

Though it certainly can breed discontent, particularly if some people feel that they are being shut out of the American dream.Rather than worrying about how rich some American workers are getting, the focus should be on giving everyone a an equal chance to be successful.

Success bred discontent, as more harpsichord sales meant more tuning and repair jobs.

But losing breeds discontent, and the winless Jaguars may need a financial boost if they are to turn around their fortunes on the field.

The extreme exploitation of the enserfed peasantry bred discontent that led sporadically to uprisings by bands of rebels called haydamaks (Turkish: "freebooters" or "marauders").

A U.S.-Saudi arms deal signed during Trump's visit, while a Saudi bombing campaign in Yemen has led to civilian casualties and mass hunger, has similarly bred discontent.

That bred discontent, discontent bred a second wave of internationalism among the xenophobic, racist neo-fascistic right.