Sentence examples for also engendered from inspiring English sources
It has also engendered soul-searching.
It also engendered a family split.
That search brought stability, but it also engendered political drift and rampant corruption.
But apart from the absurdity, some inside the Mets organization believe the conditions also engendered serious negative consequences.
Atwood's dystopia, Oryx and Crake also engendered a really good evening's discussion, as did Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
Whatever pleasure it has brought untold gardeners, the flower has also engendered a bit of scorn among some.
The transformation will also engender serious losses.
Sites of remembrance can also engender forgetting.
It also engenders hope, and hope is an important element in rehabilitation".
They've got to take a more entrepreneurial approach to teaching and also engender those skills in their learners.
Some of the very factors underpinning the nation's remarkable economic performance -- falling joblessness, accelerating productivity, an improved outlook for corporate earnings -- "are also engendering a set of imbalances that, unless contained, threaten our continuing prosperity," Mr. Greenspan said.
