Sentence examples for engender and from inspiring English sources

Specifically, it's produced to engender and justify a cover line, that good old device used by glossy magazines to stand out on newsstands.

The car, and the sprawl that comes with it (each — familiar story — having helped to engender and entrench the other), ushers in another kind of experience.

The effect of this fund would be to engender and encourage television that would reflect one of Britain's greatest strengths; our diversity.

And some residents and community leaders in South Hell's Kitchen oppose the pollution and gridlock that Jets games -- or other mass events -- could engender, and say the Olympic committee never consulted them in making its plans.

To help reach that stage, Mr. Kondrup said, he avoids talking about "Mount Laurel obligations" because of the emotions the court decisions still can engender and speaks only of the Fair Housing Act in discussions with local officials.

In contrast with the institutional emphasis of the National Systems of Innovation frameworks, where institutions engender and regulate action, National Systems of Entrepreneurship are driven by individuals, with institutions regulating who acts and the outcomes of individual action.

Standardisation in training for all surgeons performing BR may also change attitudes and engender partnership and collaboration.

Gone is the tender eroticism: the "pierced" and "bathed" and "engendered" and "sweet breath".

The crack engendering and developing regularities of samples show good agreement with the simulation results.

People are lulled to sleep by the temporary prosperity it engenders, and when they do wake up, they are wretched.

Recent advances in mobile computing and communication technologies have engendered and spurred a nomadic use of computers.