Sentence examples for breeding instability from inspiring English sources

Liberalisation risks breeding instability.

As the economists Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson warn in their new book, "Why Nations Fail," China's autocratic government will end up suppressing prosperity, stifling innovation as it clings to power and breeding instability as factions fight for the spoils of growth.

States that have virtually collapsed, he went on, like Sierra Leone, Liberia, Rwanda, Afghanistan and Somalia, are breeding grounds of instability, mass migration and murder as well as terrorism.

Epidemic diseases do not stop at national boundaries, weakened and discredited states are unreliable partners in meeting international commitments, and failing ones are breeding grounds of regional instability, humanitarian crises, and terrorism.

They did so because masses of poor people create social instability and become breeding grounds for radical movements.

This population instability was mainly driven by first-breeders, which are less competitive at breeding sites, being relegated to breed solitarily or in small colony sizes, and disperse farther than adults.

After the end of the third recording of the second test fish the dominant fish were returned to their tank of origin in our breeding stock as quickly as possible to prevent social instability in their original groups.

This is important for sugarcane smut resistance breeding because the interaction of sugarcane, smut pathogen and environment leads to the instability of the resistance phenotype tested by field-inoculation.

Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.

"The Muslims are breeding.

Reading interfered with breeding.