Sentence examples similar to could engender problems from inspiring English sources

The alternative to landmark protection, he acknowledged, can engender problems of its own.

'Fixing and forgetting' could engender normalisation as exceptions become the norm, but recognition of hazards and problems may help healthcare guard against normalising deviance, and may help improve patient safety by focusing on a more preventive approach.

The unspoken problem here is that a clear-headed review of a movie starring a talking raccoon could engender such venom from an adult.

However, they also treasured the purity of love, and the spiritual transcendence it could engender.

For most companies, such a lack of transparency could engender crippling levels of resentment.

This tragedy, if properly understood, could engender good sense in South Asia.

The financial cost would be high, and any intraconference coaching change could engender bad feelings.

This raises the question of whether the pursuit of victory itself could engender a fundamental defeat.

These cost shifts subsidize distributed PV but raise issues of fairness and could engender resistance to PV expansion.

As we learned from previous episodes, rising energy prices could engender risks to both inflation and economic activity.

Its observational design with non-consecutive patients could engender a selection bias.