Sentence examples for certainly breeds from inspiring English sources

"It certainly breeds fear, as people are worried about their mortgages and how they'll feed their families," he said.

While failure might breed success, success certainly breeds failure.

Familiarity if not breeding contempt, has certainly bred a wonderful history, which thrives to this day.

They have certainly bred in the wild.

Recession and an increasing distrust of elected representatives certainly breed extremism, but a tradition of vindictive nationalism going back to colonial times also prevails.

It's a tall order for this lightly raced horse, but he improved from his first race, at six furlongs, to winning his second start at a mile, and he's certainly bred to run a distance.

Yuppiedom and its spoils -- weekends on the Cape, an apartment below 125th Street -- certainly breed contempt, but is it any different from the wealth in other corners of indie music?

Yes, drugs and poverty certainly breed crime, but other countries have just as much drugs, poverty, and crime as we do and yet do not have nearly the same rates of police shootings and fatalities.

"It is expensive, it's undemocratic, it's a bad precedent, and it almost certainly will breed more recalls".

There are many reasons to be against this recall: it's expensive, it's undemocratic, it's a bad precedent and it almost certainly will breed more recalls.

This is standard practice for period performances of Beethoven and greater familiarity has certainly not bred contempt for this liberated and often thrilling method.