Sentence examples for help to breed from inspiring English sources

It can help to breed an obedient spirit, making people pliable to civil law in this way religion plays a role in bolstering the state (e.g., 14/168; cf. Moses' use of a state religion, 5/66).

By not condemning Holocaust denial and other forms of antisemitism we help to breed indifference to hate.

By arming Israel and bombing Iraq, they claim, America has helped to breed the suicide bombers.

Water supply experts yesterday said this finding added to their concerns that such contamination could be helping to breed resistant strains of bacteria.

Google lags behind Apple in mobile applications, which are a growing platform for ads and are helping to breed customer loyalty to devices.

Lack of development is helping to breed an insurgency in the mainly Muslim north and stokes violence elsewhere that creates no-go areas for foreigners.

Factory farming may also have helped to breed strains of superbugs that medicine cannot defeat because farm animals have been routinely fed antibiotics merely to increase their growth rate.

Contemporaries agree that he was a boy of great vivacity and charm, but frequent quarrels between his mother and his paternal grandmother disturbed his childhood and may have helped to breed the habit of reserve that was intensified by the difficulties of his later life.

But from my experience in several undeclared war zones across the globe, it seems clear that the United States is helping to breed a new generation of enemies in Somalia, Yemen, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and throughout the Muslim world.

This fundamental finding can potentially help us to breed cacao varieties with enhanced disease resistance by traditional breeding and/or transgenic manipulations, which will benefit farmers, developing countries, the environment and the chocolate industry.

Only a few hundred remain, and many are so old that no amount of assisted reproduction will help them to breed.