Sentence examples for breeding resentment from inspiring English sources

This approach, many of her associates said, had the effect of breeding resentment at campaign headquarters.

The government's refusal to allow questions in Gorno-Badakhshan is breeding resentment.

China's crackdown, however mildly or fiercely imposed, is breeding resentment and storing trouble for the future.

So far, the country's growing wealth has largely benefited a tiny elite, breeding resentment among the small middle class.

A senior adviser to Mr. Romney, Ronald C. Kaufman, pointed to his vast personal fortune and upstart status in the political world as breeding resentment.

"As a result a security vacuum developed, the country became awash with arms and many of the civil servants that ran the country were rendered redundant, breeding resentment".

The presence of American troops in the region, especially in Saudi Arabia, is breeding local resentment.

But the Tajik government's refusal to allow questions in Gorno-Badakhshan, so vividly highlighted by Mr Sodiqov's detention, is breeding domestic resentment.

Another development that is breeding American resentment, they said, is the Chinese elite's practice of sending its children to top American schools and universities, in some cases crowding out American applicants with fewer resources.

But marketing and communications experts in Oregon who have closely followed the standoff, which has caused a major backlash in the nearby town of Burns, said the militia's PR tactics were disjointed and chaotic and were only breeding further resentment from the people they purport to be helping.

And it's a bad one - breeding local resentment while not solving the problem".