Sentence examples for do not engender from inspiring English sources
We do not engender it within our own heads, but partake of what is all around.
As popular as the president and his party once were, many of their proposals do not engender majority support.
Commercial catalysts currently available for catalytic incineration of sulfur compounds to SO2 in Claus tail gas do not engender complete oxidation of CO to CO2.
The secrecy and opacity that have surrounded some of the trickier decisions — such as allowing Lehman Brothers to fail while saving Bear Stearns — do not engender trust.
All homicides are heinous crimes but the types of homicides committed by women rarely involve random victims and hence do not engender community fear.
"As long as they are properly reported and do not engender conflicts of interest or commitment, such interactions between industry and academia help to move drug development forward in a positive way," Dr. Lemon wrote in an e-mail.
Williams has a number of theories about why these areas don't engender more concern.
"The constant back-and-forth and changes just don't engender confidence that Beijing has really any idea what they are doing".
Those constituents, after all, care about a diffuse range of issues, and most of them don't engender all that much passion.
Rotation of the IRS did not engender turbulence at the surface of the sphere or within the skewed funnel below.
