Sentence examples for breed trouble from inspiring English sources

This self-confidence can also breed trouble.

"When you talk about just getting rid of Saddam and then a miracle will occur, this is infantile and can do nothing but breed trouble".

But we will continue to appeal to the Soviet Government and the Yugoslav Government not to press for a boundary line which will needlessly violate ethnic principles and will breed trouble in the future.

"Haven" now turns its mind, so to speak, to Shy (Orlando Bloom), an introspective fisherman whose love for a local girl (Zoë Saldana) breeds trouble with her family (Anthony Mackie and Robert Wisdom).

Oh, oh, oh! DOCTOR: Foul whisperings are abroad: unnatural deeds Do breed unnatural troubles: infected minds To their deaf pillows will discharge their secrets: More needs she the divine than the physician.

Some toy breeds have trouble chewing dry food as pups.

This must be taken seriously since the Chihuahua, like some other small breeds, has trouble regulating his own body temperature, and doesn't have a large amount of insulating fur.

And that might breed yet more trouble.

Kuhn admits that a one-party system can breed rulers who "trouble the people" and are driven by "ideological madness or personal power".

So it's not uncommon for so-called improved European breeds to have trouble giving birth the first time.

You should defecate at least once a day, or even twice, because if the system does not rid itself of waste matter, trouble breeds".