Sentence examples for continue to engender from inspiring English sources
But the legitimate issues of life's origin and its relation to religious and scientific thought raised by Strick and other authors, such as the Australian Reg Morrison, persist today and will continue to engender debate.
In the U.S., evolution is highly politicized compared to other developed countries (Forrest and Gross 2004; Gibson 2004; Shanks 2004; Miller et al. 2006; Berkman and Plutzer 2010) and, as Woods and Scharmann (2001) put it, "acceptance of evolutionary theory will continue to engender frustration in the United States as long as the cultural and/or political milieu dictates that it must be so".
The purpose of the consultation was to inform local groups about the proposed segmentation, choose among any options, gain feedback on viability (revealing any fatal flaws, e.g., segments divided by physical barriers such as rivers or major highways), gain insights about recruitment strategy, and continue to engender joint ownership.
The value of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) for screening and management of prostate cancer (CaP) continues to engender much controversy in the medical and lay literature.
Now 75, and still carrying a heavy teaching load (his title is Distinguished Professor of Economics), Troy also continues to engender angst among many of his academic confreres.
Although the category of serous borderline ovarian tumor (S-BOT) was established more than 30 years ago, the nomenclature and prognostic significance of various histological features of these neoplasms continues to engender controversy.
Thus, despite the increasing number of female students in gender-atypical study fields, "organizational structure within units, and the divisions they engender, continue to isolate women" (ibid., p. 111).
Yet many production companies complain that the cut-throat attitude, and business practices, engendered by the downturn continue to plague the industry.
Now, thanks to the outrage engendered by the video, pickup rules will continue to prevail at Mission Playground — at least for now.
So we continue to have a weak dollar and the inflation that engenders.
Big exporters, such as Honda and Toyota, continue to benefit from the sizable devaluation in the yen that Abenomics has engendered.
