Sentence examples for bred insecurity from inspiring English sources
The Algerian taxi driver complained that the revolutions of the Arab world had bred insecurity and instability.
Ken fostered loyalty, whereas Nick's arrogance bred insecurity and resentment.
Their absence breeds insecurity, their presence breeds insecurity.
They look askance at "excessive" job mobility, which breeds insecurity.
The antidote is movements such as Podemos: those that redirect anger at the correct targets, and propose an alternative Europe that doesn't breed insecurity.
That self-assurance, to hear Ms. Hudson tell it, is rooted in the kind of glamorous Hollywood childhood that usually breeds insecurity, not self-esteem.
These words can breed insecurity.
It is a policy rooted in racism that if not stopped now, will create a legacy of bigotry that will breed insecurity by turning Americans against each other, long after Trump has left the White House.
Witch-hunting was popular in Europe and North America in the 16th and 17th centuries due to the schism within western Christianity that bred spiritual insecurity and mass hysteria.
Inequality breeds insecurity").
Inequality breeds insecurity," she said.
