Sentence examples for So breed from inspiring English sources

But long-term contracts also shield both buyer and seller from competition, and so breed inefficiency.In other words, there is no global gas market for a future OGEC to corner.

He warns the prince not to undertake the risks and waste of blood and treasure involved in warfare, and to avoid dynastic marriages that will create future territorial claims and so breed future wars.

"The hierarchy is so bred into them that they condescend to people".

Maybe the liberal democratic consensus is so bred into the bone that no amount of elite misgovernment can persuade Europe's younger generation to turn against it.

Subsequent to domestication, the extensive breeding programmes have resulted in sixty or so breeds of chicken representing four distinct lineages: egg-type, game, meat-type and bantam [ 5].

Prisons are finishing schools for criminals, so they breed more crime.

In short, he needed germ-free mice – and lots of them – so he bred them himself.

They are so well bred that they don't have to worry about being natural.

The filly is so impeccably bred that her mother, My Flag, won the 1995 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies at Belmont Park.

Whether or not Irving is a neofascist, he comes from the sort of uneasy social twilight that so often bred fascism.

And its ripeness makes it a rarity in the realm of fruit, which is so often bred for travel rather than taste.