Sentence examples for anything generated from inspiring English sources

Firms who need specialist skills from Japan, India or the US have to climb piles of red tape far bigger than anything generated by Eurocrats in Brussels.

There has been a good deal of negative news surrounding the Heineken Cup of late, but yesterday's bulletin from Leinster, the three-time champions, was grimmer than anything generated by the massed ranks of warring committee-roomers.

At one extreme the defenders of what was once unacceptable come from the swollen ranks of those attracted to "counterknowledge", the internet bred and fed millions who believe anything generated by the "establishment" must be a half truth or a lie.

And outbursts they are, producing thousands of times more energy than anything generated by the solar wind.

The real entity generating the artificial agent does not have to be necessarily a living one, but it can be anything generated by such an entity and therefore unpredictable, such as the events.

The incentive for app developers to integrate Pryynt is a revenue share (of 30 per cent or more) of anything generated from spin-off photo fodder that users end up buying.

Spiritual teacher Rav Berg sums it up best, "Forcing anything generally just generates more chaos".

Handwriting, unlike typed words or anything on generated on a computer, makes "an amazing impression," he said.

Anything – computer generated or otherwise – that encourages potential suitors to stray from the standard routine of come-here-often?

"Anything that generates heat or has a coil that turns red is consuming quite a bit".

In the three days since the shooting, investigators have shown a willingness to do almost anything to generate leads.