Sentence examples for changes that have engendered from inspiring English sources
Countries such as Brazil are undergoing profound demographic and epidemiological changes that have engendered a rise in the percentage of deaths due to non-communicable diseases in recent decades.
Haitians could benefit from outsiders who help them rebuild the ad hoc relationships that have engendered trust and cooperation.
While these are not our only possible options, consider two initiatives that have engendered reflexivity.
But Tradewinds isn't the only one that has engendered complaints from angry customers.
People are still living without electricity but it has gotten a bit better, something like two hours on and three hours off, she said, a change that has helped to engender the window of calm she experienced.
Potentially dissonance-generating news coverage that might have engendered panic, complacency or cynicism about "yet another epidemic" was uncommon.
But the proceedings never entirely managed to escape the sideshow atmosphere that they have engendered.
And while the hype around these startups may have subsided, the change in mindset they have engendered means that their influence will continue well into the future.
There is not much evidence that such nuance will break through the hostility that regulations under Mr. Obama have engendered here.
It goes without saying that these renewed arguments have engendered new criticisms as well.
And both have engendered criticism that, in different ways, they represent yet another example of Slactivism.
