Sentence examples for aside from engendering from inspiring English sources
But there is another downside to a policy based on drone strikes aside from engendering more recruits for the global jihad movement: the loss of intelligence from assassinated Taliban and Qaeda leaders.
But it is not clear that Cameron has decided yet how to deliver on the headlines his aides and own asides have engendered.
Aside from concerns over growing consumerism, managerialism and diminishing job security for early career researchers, few topics engender as much debate as academic writing.
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?
Aside from that, anything goes.
I mean, aside from Volkswagen.
Aside from overuse, "arguably" suffers from vagueness.
Aside from that, Paris is also worried about the impact that a Greek default would have on the euro and that it could bring a repeat of the problems engendered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, through financial ripple effects.
