Sentence examples for has fed such from inspiring English sources

The Ireland crisis has fed such speculation by highlighting the fundamental flaws in the euro project.

Chinese economists have been warning that brisk and sometimes reckless lending by state-owned banks has fed such rapid growth that global prices are being distorted to China's detriment.

Two countries whose renewed involvement in Somali has fed such fears are Kenya and Ethiopia.

We're endlessly fascinated by the real story behind the Brontës' fiction – namely how a strangely isolated childhood on the remote Yorkshire moors could have fed such imaginative passion and formidable literary skill – and Harman is no exception, beginning her book with the 27-year-old Charlotte in Brussels about to "transmute" unrequited love, loneliness and despair "into art".

It has been used to justify pogroms, expulsions and discrimination and has fed Christian myths, such as those circulating in the middle ages, that Jews kidnapped and sacrificed Christian children to use their blood during Passover commemorations.

Nor is it an accident that anti-Americanism has fed off those instances, such as Guantánamo Bay, where America has seemed most un-American.

Such funding has fed a right-wing narrative, to quote New York magazine's Jonathan Chait, that "the Clintons are criminals on a world-historic scale".

Crime runs pretty high in much of the region, and in some countries the drugs business has fed the growth of nasty sidelines such as kidnapping.

This reticence has fed speculation.

Yet what was worse: that we had been fed such biased views by an adult who had abused his privileged position a little or that most of us had reached our early teens not really knowing about the horrors and sacrifices of the Great War?

Although the current tendency is to reduce protein level in formula for full term healthy babies, numerous babies have been fed such formula for years during the last decades.