Sentence examples for may bred from inspiring English sources

The breakdown of the Time Out co-operative in May bred two new magazines, City Limits and Event, to fill the gap, only to be pipped at the post by the new/old Time Out, still owned by Tony Elliott, which "got itself together" and back in circulation before the replacements were off the presses.

But rules without political commitment may breed tension and mistrust.

Familiarity may breed contempt, but in games it can also be a source of comfort.

The intimacy of microjets may breed a similar esprit de corps.

Misery caused by "joy-riding" may breed support for paramilitary punishments.

But far from breeding contempt, in finance it seems that familiarity may breed investment.

Alternatively, the increasingly visible gap between rich and poor may breed resentment.

There is mounting evidence that our vast inequalities may breed instability and blunt the nation's economic growth.

Reproduction is seasonal in the brown- and pale-throated species; the maned sloth may breed throughout the year.

However, there is a danger that, for all their good, blogs may breed cliques who try to take ownership of cruciverbalism.

Familiarity may breed contempt, but there is much to love and learn about the sandwich, acccording to Bee Wilson, author of a new history of the convenient meal.