Sentence examples for prices breed from inspiring English sources

"Political unrest and high oil prices breed uncertainty.

Hawks these days complain that the Fed's expansive monetary policy distort financial prices, breed risk-taking, and strips the discipline from fiscal authorities.

Set a price-ceiling based on what you believe is the best price for this bull according to breed, breeding, conformation and genetic qualities.

Removing an option of education, life lessons and a chance for something better, and replacing it with a cold assembly line and price tag, can only breed more sorrow, division, loneliness and heartache.

And as usual the incumbent government is responding with price controls that will only breed crime, create shortages and contort and eventually grind the economy to a halt.

They just try to breed for the highest-price horse, whether it looks like they're breeding for soundness or not".

Although this does sometimes breed resentment when property prices soar, most villagers are content if the outsiders bring in new life and money.

"The price of bacon goes high, you breed pigs instead of cattle.

The risk around the oil prices only really starts to become material if they breed further contagion".

He gathers information about market prices and decides with his father which longhorns to breed or sell.

But he added: "The risk around oil prices only really starts to become material if they breed further contagion".