Sentence examples for breed stagnation from inspiring English sources
Doesn't contentment breed stagnation?
Security breeds stagnation and as history and systems theory shows us, that which grows stagnant within a system ultimately falls away.
I'm not suggesting that we turn a deaf ear to those in need of help, or that we blame those in need, only that pessimism breeds stagnation at best and failure at worst.
While familiarity, comfort, and predictability are desirable aspects in any relationship, too much of a good thing can breed boredom, complacency, stagnation, resentment or worse.
This is a belief, she argues, bred out of "stagnation and crisis" in Muslim countries, and then exported to European soil.
Virtually no markets were free, barely any world-class companies developed, and clever Arabs who wanted to excel in business or scholarship had to go to America or Europe to do so.Economic stagnation bred dissatisfaction.
By the turn of the millennium, some of these genres were standing strong, while some were crumbling under the weight of their own mediocrity and ego and it was this stagnation that bred something shocking and unique.
By the turn of the millennium, some of these genres were standing strong, while some were crumbling under the weight of their own mediocrity and ego – and it was this stagnation that bred something shocking and unique.
"The nets prevent malaria but there are other effective ways such as cleaning sites like draining water stagnation areas, where mosquitoes breed".
