Sentence examples for beyond engendering from inspiring English sources
Beyond engendering trust, acknowledging an error and making amends can encourage greater openness throughout an organisation.
Some participants were wary of the use of hope beyond this, engendering unachievable 'blue sky' goals.
In particular, Miller rejects sui generis social entities, such as plural subjects, and he does not invoke specialized norms of convention beyond those engendered by morality and rationality.
As a result, any use beyond 5GB per month risked engendering potential early termination of the contract on the assumption that even unlimited legitimate use would not exceed that figure.
This more expansive approach to engendering climate action beyond just states gets around a core criticism of multilateralism – that once institutional solution is imposed, it cauterises the need to think about the problem any more.
Second, engendering models of democracy beyond the state is often derided as being infeasible.
One of the sure tests of a novel's worth is its capacity for engendering critical dialectic: no novel is beyond criticism, but many are beneath it.
Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.
Beyond the conventional view that transplanted cells directly generate new muscle, recent evidence increasingly highlights an indirect, paracrine mechanism in the repair process that stimulates cross-talk between delivered cells and the diseased myocardium engendering a regenerative response.
Exercise engenders many systemic and local muscular physiological responses as well as engendering local bone strain.
