Sentence examples for effect of engendering from inspiring English sources

Murdoch acts largely on instinct and oversees a management style that, while allowing for creativity, has the effect of engendering errors.

There was, sir, almost the implication that you put him up to it".Apart from astounding me, this revelation had the effect of engendering a poignant anguish.

This naming of those responsible for censorship can have the effect of engendering a sense of accountability where previous generic criticisms of government action could not.

Initiated in order to stem the consumption of natural water and food, it's had the worrying effect of engendering people to not to want to bang in case they conceive.

Initiated in order to stem the consumption of natural water and food, it's had the worrying effect of engendering people to not to want to shag – in case they conceive.

The present study was designed to evaluate two endogenous and one synthetic neuroactive steroid that positively modulate the γ-aminobutyric acid (GABAA) receptor against the increase in sensitivity to the convulsant effects of cocaine engendered by repeated cocaine administration (seizure kindling).

These analyses tended to provide rather precise effect estimates, engendering substantial scientific and policy confidence.

We also assessed the effect of perceived self-motion engendered by a non-vestibular stimulus (viz. auditory vection), on V5/MT phosphene reports in a control experiment (see Supplementary Materials).

A wide DFE, where a larger proportion of mutations have fitness effects, will engender a broader fitness differential among cells within a population.

The lingering ash also caused a wide range of weird climatic and meteorological effects, which engendered crop failures and famines in Europe and China, as well as catastrophic outbreaks of disease in India.

"The cumulative effect of these broad restrictions... are engendering a climate of fear and a culture of enforced silence," the rights group said.