Sentence examples for as generate more from inspiring English sources

But Elliot G. Sander, the chief executive of the authority, said the alternative structure could help address the system's rush hour congestion as well as generate more money.

Popdust writer Emily Exton that while "Frank Ocean's "Sweet Baby Jesus" might be stuck in your head for the rest of the day", the highlist is "Kanye who manages to both appreciatively give thanks to his rise to fame as well as generate more than one eye roll with his bravado".

("Denser" translates as generating more demand for town services, more traffic and more pollution).

But by a 5-4 majorithe the court decided to expand the meaning of "public use": the government can seize land on behalf of private developers, so long as there is a vague "public purpose", such as generating more tax revenues.This would appear to give the government the power to kick anyone out of his home to make way for someone richer.

A comparative analysis between NDVI- and LSMA-derived C factors also proved that the latter produced a more detailed spatial variability, as well as generated more accurate erosion estimates when used as input to RUSLE model.

Their voices could directly counter the problem with the abortion debate, which Mr. Huckabee described as generating "more heat than light".

Major corporations such as Delta and Marriott are partnering with local LGBT chambers of commerce and advocacy groups in growing economies like Colombia and Argentina to host summits raising the profile of LGBT-owned businesses, as well as generating more LGBT tourism dollars to these countries.

Although Morgan Stanley was the more prominent partner, Dean Witter's focus on retail investors, mutual funds and credit cards which were seen by the stock market as generating more stable cash flows than Morgan Stanley's investment banking business, had by the time of the merger made it the more valuable partner in terms of market capitalization.

Therefore, a Th1 profile may be considered as generating more protective immune responses in HCV infection and in contrast a failure to induce this phenotype may contribute to the evolution to chronicity.

AS generates more QALYs at lower costs than treatment with PE in this cohort.

Though these clinics improve the income of medical staff as well as generating more hospital revenues, they create barriers to patients' access to health care: "Patients should have equal access to public facilities; money should not establish differences at government facilities... these types of private clinics are encouraging self-interest amongst doctors" (General medicine #17, EsSALUD).