Sentence examples for because he generated from inspiring English sources

[In Trenton on Wednesday, Mr. Schundler said he thought that Mr. Cunningham had won the race because he generated excitement among black voters, who turned out to the polls in large numbers.] Mr. Cunningham, a tall, trim man, is no stranger to local politics.

Blatt said DeStefano's extra income was justified because he generated business to make the commission profitable.

He was shuffled off to oversee the Department of National Defence, perhaps because of the controversy he generated by insinuating that foreign governments were employing spies to conduct political and industrial espionage in Canada.

The rest of the Raptors apparently told themselves the same thing, because for all the excitement he generated, Carter did not overcome the Knicks alone.

For example, whereas Scotus might say that "Socrates is a father because of fatherhood," Ockham would rather say that "Socrates is a father because he has generated a son" (Ockham 1991, V. q. 22, 472; Klima 1999, 136).

As for fitwear, the reason their wallet had been vulnerable to the hacker's bot was because he had generated it by running their public wallet address through SHA256 before importing that wallet into blockchain.info.info

Mr Jarquín says the country would face hard times if Mr Ortega won "not because of what he would do, but because of the fear he generates".

Shea Stadium would be a less pleasant place to visit because of the fear he generates, seeping down to every working soul in Yankee Stadium.

Moreno, who stands 5 feet 11 inches and weighs 207 pounds, is a handful because of the yards he generates after the first hit.

Mr. Obama has relied less on Hollywood for money, crowds and excitement than past candidates have, largely because he could generate those on his own.

Sanders's success wasn't a surprise, exactly, she said, "because he's generating a lot of excitement".