Sentence examples for engender a degree from inspiring English sources
In response to a friend's query on religious tolerance, he responded in the journal "Young India - 21 Jan 1926": The doctrines of anekāntavāda and syādavāda are often criticised on the grounds that they engender a degree of hesitancy and uncertainty, and may compound problems rather than solve them.
If used effectively, in-room technology will both enhance patient care and engender a greater degree of patient trust in their provider.
This history of collaborative working has been very positive and engendered a high degree of trust, which we were able to further develop when prenatal influenza vaccination was introduced.
Cronbach's alpha coefficient for internal consistency reliability was higher for younger than older children, females than males, Black than White Americans, and children with reported more severe conditions than those with less severe conditions, although not to a degree that would engender barriers for use.
This was done by adopting a democratic leadership style engendering a participative approach, which in turn generated a degree of enthusiasm for the change.
At a time when BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill has engendered new trans-Atlantic tensions, the exhibition, titled "Swinging Away: How Cricket and Baseball Connect," may carry a wider message about two countries that have traditionally combined admiration for each other with a degree of wariness and mostly good-natured disregard.
