Sentence examples for about engendering from inspiring English sources

In a comment piece for the American feminist blog Jezebel, Doug Barry wrote: "Divorce for men firms are about engendering in men a feeling that they're being treated unfairly by a prejudiced legal system, and then galvanizing them to actively fight for as much as they can hold onto.

Unless something dramatic happens very soon, the government will miss its target to cut central government borrowing to 5.3% of GDP for the fiscal year ended March (including the deficits of state governments this equates to an overall deficit of 8-9%).Words are important after all a recovery is partly about engendering optimism.

Again this raises worries about engendering a general skepticism.

Dr. Rose predicted that the Smoothmed model would be successful because Botox lasts about four months, engendering repeat business.

TEHRAN — Iran's president-elect touched off an international uproar on Friday with disputed comments about Israel, engendering a furious rejoinder from the Israeli prime minister that illustrated the wide gap between the two countries, fed by decades of hostility, even as the new Iranian leader has signaled his wish to pursue a more conciliatory approach in world affairs.

As far as I'm concerned, that — and the curiosity it engenders about right and wrong, just and unjust — makes everyone an ethicist, more or less.

Londoners leaned heavily toward the E.U., whereas, along the east coast (the stretch that faces Europe), fears about immigration engendered a vehement vote against.

His argument prefigured the current national debate about privacy engendered by post-9/11 legislation like the Patriot Act, which Mr. Westin, in a 2003 interview, called "a justified piece of legislation".

Nana Nyarko Boateng, who visited the kiosk museum at Chale Wote street art festival this year, said she thought using something so familiar "as a tool for learning and engendering discussions about ourselves is just brilliant and absolutely pertinent".

At the wide top of the funnel is demand generation — raising awareness about a product and engendering the brand to the consumer.

"How do you go about prosecuting the perpetrators without engendering more violence?" But when asked what specific actions the American government would take if the Kenyan government failed to prosecute the killers in last year's mayhem — sanctions?