The phrase "awful generating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a process of generating something in a negative manner, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The awful generating of ideas during the meeting left everyone feeling uninspired."
Alternatives: "terrible production" or "poor creation".
The company is currently working to develop a waste-annihilating molten salt reactor, a reactor that converts high-level nuclear waste into clean, carbon-free electric power that eliminates the awful waste generated by most nuclear reactors.
And there you may see the function "the world's greatest rock'n'roll band" serve these days: generating an awful lot of money, for themselves, of course, and for those granted the privilege of using their brand.
"It dominates the US domestic market, and as people switch to consuming more data over mobile devices, whether it be tablets or phones, the business is continuing to grow, and generating an awful lot of cash in the process".
And it did collapse and generated awful nightmares.
But thalidomide had other side effects besides the awful deformities it generated in foetuses.
Like Lenin's, this theory may well produce a pretty awful mess.Until recently, the business of generating and supplying electricity was often the sole preserve of national and usually state-owned utilities.
This militia and other units of the so-called patriot movement generated an awful lot of news stories during the middle years of the Clinton administration.
"It generates an awful lot of paper, because it is a culture in which decision-making by subordinates is implicitly discouraged, so people are forever reporting upwards, trying to get others to take responsibility for decision making, and covering their ass … that produces paper".
For a brief period in the 50s and 60s, the RAND Corporation generated an awful lot of new ideas, particularly in economics and organizations.
