Sentence examples for continues to engender from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
The right candidate will continue to engender a family-like atmosphere between both our staff and our clients.
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".
However, an unchecked collusion of profitlust between our business and our elected officials will continue to engender legislation that will only widen the wealth disparity in a country where the top 1percentt currently takes home 40percentt of all income; a level not seen since 1929.
To be sure, they are generating and will continue to engender--both new opportunities and new risks for businesses, governments, workers and consumers.
Crime and corruption, and the lack of equitable opportunities it engenders, continues to drive much of the region's ills.
Nevertheless, the urge not only to make drawings and paintings but also to understand things that cannot be observed, either with the naked eye or even with microscopes and lenses, was engendered in me and continues to influence my life.
It engendered a sense of disempowerment which continues to inform her passionate support for independence.
Mr. Blumenthal continues to be baffled by the enmity he engenders.
