Sentence examples for ability to engender from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hilbert, in a statement issued by the company, agreed that "over the last few quarters it became clear that my and Rollie's ability to engender investor confidence was impaired".
He praised football for its ability to engender "clean hatred," telling the Washington Post: "It is the last thing left in civilization where two men can literally fling themselves bodily at each other in combat and not be at war.
Abortion and contraception make it easier for men to use women as objects of pleasure (and vice versa), and they make a woman's unique ability to engender new human life seem like a liability, or even a defect, rather than a great gift.
Its endurance is doubtless rooted in its ability to engender pithy exhortations for ingenious and creative thinking.
Research into lithium as a plasma facing component material has illustrated its ability to engender low recycling operation at the plasma edge leading to higher energy confinement times.
It goes back to the cause, the leader's commitment, knowledge, and ability to engender trust.
No ability to generate jobs.
Aside from the craft of the work, the plotting, the plausibility, believable motives, and the ability of the writer to engender suspension-of-disbelief, when (if ever) is a character's 'belief system' up for judgment -- especially if the judgment is made based on the belief system of a fellow workshop member?
The ability of the SD to engender goal-directed responding may have been due to its unique, near 1.0 correlation with response contingent cocaine infusions and consequently, its unmatched prediction of reward in the current paradigm.
The ability of tertiary amines to engender faster nanoparticle formation kinetics is likely due to two reasons.
The late 80s was a strange time for some of us, especially for those who were relatively young (as I was; Wood was even younger) and were trying to formulate some new-found investment in literary language's ability to unsettle and engender what Wood (like DH Lawrence before him) calls "life".
