Sentence examples similar to bred gang from inspiring English sources

Enforcement is at best able to displace the market a few hundred yards, and to keep a lid on it".In New York, where the drug problem once bred horrific gang violence, the emphasis has been different.

This may or may not be news to PETA, but even if you're made a little queasy by the way humans have shaped the dog gene pool, and even if you'd never dream of not adopting from a shelter, you'd still be hard pressed to find among the Meet the Breed gang anything but animals that are deeply loved and responsibly bred.

This prompted the expansion of U.S.-bred gang culture across El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras and midwifed such notorious groups as Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) and Barrio 18.

The authoritiesin Chicago began rounding up 67 members of theNew Breed street gang after prosecutors unsealedcharges accusing them of conspiring todistribute large amounts of crack and otherdrugs.

His study, which involved more than 100 interviews, including with gang members, found that dogs such as mastiffs, pit bulls and akitas were being bred as a business asset.

However, Carranza added that gangs will often "drive around armed and rob pure-bred animals... to breed them, to sell them, and to extort the owners".

I've been friends with Bloods before, so this isn't a universal truth, but usually that gang breeds personality disorders.

It also breeds police officers who, says Mr Lynch, "use the powers of policing to put a rival gang out of action".The drugs war perverts policing in other ways too.

Not only does it breed what some might see as excusable dishonesty: "testalying", or lying on the witness stand in order to put a gang behind bars.

"We breed".

That fear breeds ignorance.