Sentence examples for directly engendering from inspiring English sources
We desire peace and justice in our lives -- while in our relationship and communicating with those around us we tend to be a bit manipulative or more, hiding our real motives, deflecting responsibility, unintentionally or directly engendering discord and distrust; communicating in ways that the truth becomes lost in words.
This study is designed to determine whether longer feeding opportunities over the course of a day would directly engender longer feeding times.
Like it or not, he said, Snowden had directly engendered "a massive change of view about the debate" in the US.
Beyond the conventional view that transplanted cells directly generate new muscle, recent evidence increasingly highlights an indirect, paracrine mechanism in the repair process that stimulates cross-talk between delivered cells and the diseased myocardium engendering a regenerative response.
The capacity of PM to induce toxicity (in particular, to elicit a respiratory and/or systemic inflammatory response) has been proposed to be a function of its oxidative potential (Li et al. 2002; Nel et al. 2001)—that is, the ability of PM to generate reactive oxygen species directly or indirectly to engender oxidative injury to the lung (Pourazar et al. 2005; Prahalad et al. 1999).
On normative power views, promisors obligate themselves directly, by their own powers, rather than indirectly, either by appeal to a convention or by engendering expectations in the promisee.
Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.
Exercise engenders many systemic and local muscular physiological responses as well as engendering local bone strain.
The latest Tuareg rebellion arose directly from the chaos in Libya engendered by the Anglo-French intervention against Colonel Muammar Gaddafi.
Pre birth matching with expectant expenses paid directly from prospective adopters to expectant mothers, which engenders feelings of obligation indebtedness and creates false expectations for adopters.
