Sentence examples for It generates that from inspiring English sources

It generates that kind of surprise which is always inherent in running a family company".

The construction costs are so great that EDF has had to be guaranteed a price for the electricity it generates that is higher than the cost of off-shore wind (which is expected to come down), and linked to the rate of inflation; to help finance it, the Chinese are providing £6bn and will own a third of the plant.

A learner in situation (i), (ii) or (iii) is in good shape, for she can easily use the pld as a basis for correcting her hypothesis as follows: whenever she encounters a sentence in the data (i.e., a sentence of L) that is not generated by H, she has to 'expand' her hypothesis so that it generates that sentence.

He said he took an informal poll at a Hollywood party here recently and concluded from the opinions it generated that Mr. Eisner "wouldn't last a year" in his revised role.

Grice (1975: 28) acknowledges the Principle of Politeness, and suggests that it generates implicatures that are both nonsemantic and nonconversational.

But it is not generating that kind of cash".

Also, by construction, it is primitively generated (that is, generated by primitive elements).

Sometimes it generates recommendations that aren't intuitively obvious.

Here, on one of the tree-ringed lawns, it generates responses that are largely aesthetic.

Bill Martel, of Tufts, said, "When public fear coalesces, it generates forces that are almost uncontrollable by the political leadership".

Oxidation ponds are also productive, because it generates effluent that can be used for other applications.