Sentence examples for breeding frustration from inspiring English sources

Uighur activists and security analysts blame the violence on economic marginalisation and restrictions on Uighur culture and the Muslim religion that are breeding frustration and anger among young Uighurs.

Gutting and abandoning towns rather than trying to govern them shifts responsibility for reconstruction and relief onto the shoulders of the underequipped rebels, breeding frustration, Mr. Hokayem said, a tactic that suggests the government has given up on winning the trust of its people.

In the end it has to be in America's strategic interest to support societies that are not breeding the frustrations that turn young people into anti-Western killers.

I started thinking how sprawl is different to suburbia – its low-level straggle of identical shopping centres, bars and fast-food chains a more modern phenomenon, breeding its own frustrations, and that it must surely then have its own sound, something carved out of those "mountains beyond mountains", out of the deadening feeling that there is "no end in sight".

Many have been living in squalid, wet camps that turned into breeding grounds for disease, crime, idleness and frustration.

Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.

"The Muslims are breeding.

Reading interfered with breeding.

Liberalisation risks breeding instability.

STUD Adventures in Breeding.

JS: Horse breeding.