Sentence examples for conflict breed from inspiring English sources

Hitherto a sturdy ally of Mr Assad, Iran might help broker an end to the Syrian civil war rather than see the conflict breed ever more of the Sunni fanatics it fears.

The idea that they pose a threat evokes a vicious logic at odds with humanitarian imperatives: refugees bring conflict, as conflict breeds refugees.

"Conflict breeds catastrophe".~ Vision.

It's conflict that breeds conflict".

Conflict has bred conflict, reopening half-healed tribal and caste divisions and rending new ones.

This conflict inevitably breeds allegations, particularly by smaller manufacturers, that GPOs favor large, established companies that can afford to pay higher administrative fees.

Still, auctions breed conflict.

It did not take long, however, for many patients and their advocates and doctors to question Novartis's choice -- and for a program intended to sow good will instead to breed conflict.

Our leadership must call for new and creative policy reforms designed to tackle the challenge of adapting to the sorts of climate conditions that breed conflict — for instance, through the development of more drought- and heat-resistant agricultural technologies.

On Wednesday, Mr. Bush will meet here with Iraq's new interim president, Sheik Ghazi Ajil al-Yawar, and a delegation of Arab leaders to urge them to do more to encourage democracy as a way of addressing forces that breed conflict.

Like Hobbes, Spinoza holds that the passions endemic to human life breed conflict.