Sentence examples for is breeding from inspiring English sources
noun
The process through which propagation, growth or development occurs.
- Your dog has had good breeding.
Technology is breeding the addiction to distraction into the human species, just as you would breed long ears into a dog breed.
This new environment is breeding suspicion, too.
He added: "Israel is breeding extremists.
While Boris's USP is buffoonery, Zac's is breeding.
With Trump, familiarity is breeding contempt and losing him votes.
After all, the war against Isis is breeding Isis.
"Indecision is breeding nervousness, nervousness is breeding volatility, and that's what we're seeing," said Anthony Conroy, head equity trader at BNY ConvergEx Group.
"They feel safe, they enjoy the showers, but the lack of information is breeding anxiety.
"Tony Abbott is breeding a toxic culture of hate and fear," she said.
But the economic downturn is breeding other defections from the ranks of ideological purists.
THE prospect of casino gambling in western New York is breeding political intrigue in Albany.
