Sentence examples for engender further from inspiring English sources

The reason that the fiscal multiplier is greater than one (i.e., one dollar yields a dollar fifty) is that government spending engenders further spending or investing of non-government money that also ends up contributing to the G.D.P. Similarly, while some part of a tax cut will be saved, a portion will be spent or invested, and it will probably also engender further spending or investment.

Knowledge gaps and limited understanding of the socioeconomic and ecological consequences of fire engender further uncertainty when evaluating alternative courses of action (Thompson and Calkin 2011; Venn and Calkin 2011; Hyde et al. 2013) which may lead to managers pursuing aggressive suppression strategies under conditions with low levels of risk to valued assets (Wibbenmeyer et al. 2013).

Several months in, however, Trump has been more inclined to pick fights than to find areas of agreement, a posture that Schumer said will only engender further opposition.

Because in Europe and North America this is anathema (or in more secular terms, non sequitur), diplomatic, political and economic resources that might be used to good effect to support the legitimate aspirations of the Arab peoples will instead only engender further friction and division.

I know this post may engender further distrust and anger, but my hope is that it will educate many of the commenters on what I believe is a fallacy of misplaced concreteness (treating abstract beliefs as though they were concrete realities).

It is hoped that this collection will serve as a knowledge baseline and engender further research in the area.

But her choice of term — "speculative fiction," a charged phrase historically used by science fiction avant-gardists to elevate their plausible, "serious" science fiction above what they considered trashy space-opera pulps — only engendered further controversy.

His statement engendered further uproar here, and the next day the agency's spokesman, Aleksandr Zdanovich, said the security service would like to "apologize to the residents of Ryazan for the inconvenience and the emotional shock".

After the soldiers left the hospital, a custodian found two booby traps -- a grenade wired to a furnace door and another inside a box -- engendering further anxieties among villagers that any door they opened in places where the soldiers had been might touch off an explosion.

This is the kind of hatred that usually engenders further hatred.

They must first decide whether they wish to risk living without the facility altogether, and at the same time engendering further animosity from a white community which has lost its public facilities also through the Negroes' attempts to desegregate these facilities.