Sentence examples for engender a response from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reid said real disarmament would engender a response from Britain, Ireland and the United States that would not be "grudging or ungenerous".

A large class of solids, including certain metals and polymers, when subject to significant deformations undergo microstructural changes that engender a response that is distinctly different from that before which the microstructural changes occurred.

Another possibility is that peripheral SR mappings engender a response more quickly than mappings via a central route.

"We wouldn't have wanted to do it if it felt sensationalised or engendered a response that was negative," he argues.

28 This concern arises from the observation that diseases considered to have a genetic basis are perceived as less controllable, 29 and as such genetic risk assessments may engender a fatalistic response in those receiving higher risk estimates or readily provide false reassurance in those receiving lower risk estimates.

A number of studies have been reported demonstrating the ability of interferon alpha and interleukin-2 (IL-2) to engender a tumour response (Fyfe et al, 1995; Pyrhonen et al, 1999; MRCRC Collaborators, 1999; Yang et al, 2003b; McDermott et al, 2005).

Appearing positive and reasonable is likely to engender a similar response from whomever you are speaking to -- and so is appearing hostile and threatening!

But Wunderman's op-ed manifesto engendered a broad response, and the response has engendered something like a movement.

"The point of advertising is to engender an immediate response, not to make people want to horde it away for some future moment".

The nature of the Apple Watch's notifications are such that they engender an economical response.

Notably, when aspirated into the lungs of mice, the biodegradation of the nanotubes does not engender an inflammatory response.