Sentence examples for breed violent from inspiring English sources

Increasingly the games themselves are free, but the virtual goods available in these online worlds a stable for one's electronic horses, say, or a particularly pretty shirt for one's digital alter ego to wear cost real money.The video-games industry has long been dogged by accusations that violent games breed violent behaviour and that its products can cause addiction.

Little surprise this has bred violent extremism.

It can hardly be a surprise that this has bred violent extremism.

Much of this was in response to dire predictions about a new breed of violent juvenile offender - the so called "superpredator" -- and an expected increase in juvenile violent crime as "superpredators" came of age.

We know what you want".Such intransigence has bred dark, violent dreams.

It can result from insecurity bred of violent surroundings, from emotional stress in broken families or from parents suffering severe economic hardship.

Inequality breeds serious resentment, violent protests over undelivered services, strikes, fatalism.

However, there needs to be a thorough examination, by Muslims everywhere, of why it is that the faith they love breeds so many violent mutant strains.

More states are considering Arizona-style immigration laws, and would like to follow European policies, like restricting citizenship and educational opportunities for children of immigrants -- exactly the marginalization that bred Europe's violent radicalization and the opposite of what made us new Americans, proud Americans.

That's precisely why there is a premium on those who do play football: it takes a rare breed to play this violent game, at any level.

Trump's everyday behaviour shows corporate obsequiousness has bred in him a violent vanity.