Sentence examples for being generated about from inspiring English sources

Someone will train a speedgun on Twitter, and work out that 25 messages are being generated about Adele every second.

This means that much of the knowledge being generated about the assessment and management of musculoskeletal pain is seen as core business by those within physiotherapy and other musculoskeletal professional groups but rather less by the professional group (GPs) that most often provides front-line care for these patients.

Polysiloxane shell undergoes restructurization as the sample temperature is increased and relatively large amount of residue is generated (about 33 wt% at 900 °C).

Of the false positives that were generated, about 38% are numeric patterns, most of which are physiological measurements that are available elsewhere in the MIMIC II database as either low- or high-resolution trend or waveform data.

In each of the three states voting tonight, his name is generating about twice as much search traffic as it does in the baseline states.

Still, the amount of news that can be generated about a long-dead polymath is startling.

Every year the same newspaper stories are generated about the need for aligned kick-offs for the final round.

A lot of conversation between parents and children can be generated about driving carefully, obeying laws and looking out for pedestrians.

Ever since the Turnbull government launched the so-called "ideas boom", a considerable amount of excitement has been generated about the future direction of Australia's economy.

By forcing the outside rear tire to push forward while the inside-rear tire pulls back a bit, a helpful turning force is generated about the imaginary vertical axis.

The epicenter of the 1985 event was two hundred and twenty miles to the west, off the coast of Michoacán, while the recent quake was generated about seventy miles to the southeast, in the state of Puebla.