Yesterday after school, I found our boy testing his teeth one-by-one, applying terrifying forces in an attempt to engender a wobble.
"Square the circle: 'excessive government debt, bad; excessive private sector debt, good,'" he said, calling Osborne's policies "the most naked, cynical attempt to engender a housing-based boom, built on yet more debt".
This study performed numerical analysis based on delamination growth predictions using cohesive finite elements, in an attempt to engender better practice for cost effective analytical investigations, and demonstrated a good correlation with test data obtained from extensive experimental investigations.
Although this content was clearly reactionary in nature, it also illustrates Gap's awareness of the need to consider the needs of diverse stakeholders, including fringe groups, in an attempt to engender goodwill and minimize the likelihood of organized responses to unpopular business decisions (Hart & Sharma, 2004).
The application of epidemiological data in health services evaluation in an attempt to engender or validate evidence-based decision making for planning, administration and evaluation is relatively underdeveloped.
In response, a group of army officers demanded Vargas's resignation, and on August 24 , 1954 he committed suicide in an apparent attempt to engender sympathy for his policies and his followers.
On Thursday, members of the reformist movement in Parliament and around President Mohammed Khatami played down the seriousness of the demonstrations, saying they reflected the country's attempt to engender broader democracy.
While few challenge this as a valid goal, there is, though, continuing controversy over one common method by which educators attempt to engender this type of empathy in students.
Mr. Bell does an admirable job of attempting to engender within his readers the same sort of alienation his couple experiences, removing them from well-known surroundings, taking them to a seemingly alien land.
He was attempting to engender prejudice against this person by suggesting that his parent had christened him Ulysses Grant.
With Children" — that wimpy cop cousin, Louie (Todd Weeks), and his browbeaten wife, Gloria Miriam Shorr), are the butt of much of the nastier humor — to sincere but forced attempts to engender sympathy for these emotionally endangered children and their benighted parents.
