Sentence examples for breed ever more from inspiring English sources

Hitherto a sturdy ally of Mr Assad, Iran might help broker an end to the Syrian civil war rather than see the conflict breed ever more of the Sunni fanatics it fears.

But the accompanying table tells an eye-opening tale: Ireland's corporate tax take as a portion of its economy is higher than that of the U.S. High rates breed pressure for ever more complicated exemptions and ever more ingenious ways to avoid Uncle Sam's tax bite.

As some human cultures became sedentary, farmers and townspeople bred dogs for ever more specialized duties, such as retrieving, shepherding and guarding.

By the late 19th century, the wealthy sought to breed ever smaller, softer and more doll-like dogs.

Much more of this and cricket correspondents will become an ever more anguished breed.

Since the United States ousted the Taliban in 2001, lucrative and often badly supervised contracting opportunities offered by NATO forces or civilian agencies have nurtured a new breed of oligarchs who boast ever more ostentatious addresses.

Today, crops are more diverse all across the state, but especially on the Big Island, as farmers have rediscovered heritage breeds and branched out to grow ever more varieties.

Europe is providing ever more evidence that austerity breeds austerity, which brings on recession and depression.

Ever more resistant weeds are then bred, able to withstand increasing amounts - and often different forms - of herbicide.

Government is ill-equipped to keep up with this new breed of digital miscreants, whose tactics are well orchestrated and ever more sophisticated.

Gender and sexuality are becoming ever more mutable for the progressive and cosmopolitan global nomad--that small but growing breed of iconoclast, be s/he biologically male, female or in between.