Sentence examples for bred conflict from inspiring English sources

Conflict has bred conflict, reopening half-healed tribal and caste divisions and rending new ones.

U.S. leadership of the global trading system has helped stabilize an area of international life that had bred conflict, even war, for centuries.

Competition at national and regional levels has bred conflict where governance is weakest, with the bitter consequences on view in Syria and elsewhere.

Hryhoriy M. Nemyria, a deputy prime minister and Tymoshenko adviser, said Ms. Tymoshenko's plan to change the Constitution was needed because lines of authority between the president and the prime minister were vague and bred conflict.

Rather, conglomeration bred conflicts of interest in Mr. Weill's firms, and others — the very conflicts that the original Glass-Steagall Act was designed to prevent.

Still, auctions breed conflict.

It's conflict that breeds conflict".

This is a scenario that will breed conflict.

It did not take long, however, for many patients and their advocates and doctors to question Novartis's choice -- and for a program intended to sow good will instead to breed conflict.

Our leadership must call for new and creative policy reforms designed to tackle the challenge of adapting to the sorts of climate conditions that breed conflict — for instance, through the development of more drought- and heat-resistant agricultural technologies.

This is the sort of thing that breeds conflict not peace, and that's why it's totally inappropriate.