Similarly in World War II, a reported (but false) sighting of enemy bombers two days after Pearl Harbor engendered panic, and German submarines prowling the coastline kept tensions high (the enemy, said F.D.R. in 1942, could "come in and shell New York tomorrow night, under certain conditions").
After five cruises of engendering an environment in which people feel free to have fun and express themselves at all costs, it seems that Cloud 9 and by association, HARD has reverted to fear-based tactics with oblique references to potential harm from drug use.
But after hearing about the scoping meeting, he said, "that's a great way of engendering good will and respect".
Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.
Three hours after each exercise period, right tibiae were subjected to 40 cycles of non-invasive axial loading engendering peak strain of 2250 με.
McCain gave a speech on the Senate floor, supporting the President's nomination of John Bolton to be the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, after that nomination engendered doubts even among some Republicans on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
They stretched the joke till it begged for mercy, of course, which is the Soccer AM way, but it remained fun thanks to the amiability of the Shauns, and the atmosphere of bonhomie the programme still manages to engender after all these years.
Hennig justified this choice, believing that it would prove interesting to see what his decision had engendered after a few millennia.
But mostly I learned about the unrelenting frustration an autistic child experiences and the terrible rage it engenders, day after day, for years.
