Sentence examples for bred dependence from inspiring English sources

And, like the rest of Afghanistan, they are largely as we have made them, through a combination of kicking and kindness that has bred dependence and resentment, without leaving much of substance.

American readiness to offer aid has bred dependence and hubris.

It breeds dependence and passivity.

Some of the architects of the Iraq invasion regarded Bosnia as an example of how excessive international interference could breed dependence and prevent postwar reconstruction.

Not only is Carson a Republican – he is a strong conservative on both social and economic issues, opposing abortion including in cases of rape and incest, and framing welfare programs as a scheme to breed dependence and win votes.

Scholars say that the system in Japan almost never breeds dependence, and they suggest that the Japanese approach has emphasized the work ethic and the importance of family ties.

We have also seen that Mill thinks that charity breeds dependence, rather than autonomy.

The dependence bred by nearly 30 years of unchecked prison growth is evident in isolated Cape Vincent, where deer nibble on grass near the prison, wild turkeys wander the roads and Canadian radio stations dot the airwaves.

Their dependence breeds bad faith.

In March 2009, I predicted that " Obama's Plans Will 'Work' - To Breed Servile Dependence," and by now it seems all-too obvious that they have.

In practice, the combination of the villages' need for cash and their dependence on higher-ups has bred back-scratching and corruption between village officials and their overseers.