Sentence examples for capacity to generate some from inspiring English sources

What we really have here is a classic situation of an ambiguously-drafted bill, not even close to passing but which has the capacity to generate some pretty scary headlines.

By Bernstein's own estimation, the UN's proposed reunion had the capacity to generate some $500 million in relief on behalf of several hundred-thousand refromes from war-torn Vietnam.

It is in communication with solid hydrocarbon with the capacity to generate (Cx) from some catalytic intermediate [Cx] where denotes the concentration of open catalytic sites, the receptors noted above.

Yet institutional investors generally lack the capacity to generate, transmit, induce, and monitor targeted active strategies.

Football retains an indissoluble capacity to generate rage.

Combined, the plants have the capacity to generate 2,480 megawatts, enough power for about two million homes.

"Now we view it as an asset with the capacity to generate earnings".

Even low levels of street disorder have the capacity to generate widespread fear.

But the film's capacity to generate debate goes much further.

Keynesian magic dispelled illusion and showed that market economics had no automatic capacity to generate full employment.

Sound: having only one interrupt limited our capacity to generate precise sound.