Sentence examples for bred widespread from inspiring English sources

But a recent spate of scandals has bred widespread disillusionment with sumo.

The minimal number of bank failures in the middle of the decade bred widespread complacency among all financial regulators.

Many claim that Japan's weak growth of 1.3% a year, on average, over the past six years is largely the fault of stifling regulation and weak industrial management, which in turn have bred widespread inefficiency and a dwindling return on capital.

The danger is that chaos and corruption will breed widespread cynicism even as a democracy struggles to take root.

Robert H. Jackson, who would later become a Supreme Court justice, wrote in 1941, "Any decision that upset the law as Congress had enacted it, however sound in lawyer logic, could only breed widespread trade mischief, commercial confusion and debtor disaster".

In Bali today that culture has bred a widespread popular art.

Draft horses are bred, beekeeping is widespread, and some raising of sheep, goats, cattle, and pigs is carried on.

Two, endemic corruption punctuated by scandals at all levels of government in Illinois have bred apathy and widespread disengagement.

While this was hugely successful in one sense, kick-starting the moribund economy and bringing China into the world economic system, it had, by 1989, aroused widespread resentment bred from the inequality Deng saw as necessary for growth, inflation and corruption.

Still, Mr. Funabashi said, it was the Japanese government's failure to warn its people of the dangers and the widespread distrust it bred in the government that spurred him to undertake an independent investigation.

By that span of the Bronze Age, sheep with all the major features of modern breeds were widespread throughout Western Asia.