Sentence examples for engender new from inspiring English sources

"If Portland can engender new development that can generate new property taxes to pay for its investment, then the deal could be worthwhile," he said.

We don't operate with those blinkers on, we enter into fresh dialogue every day and engender new solutions, new ideas continually..

Abortion and contraception make it easier for men to use women as objects of pleasure (and vice versa), and they make a woman's unique ability to engender new human life seem like a liability, or even a defect, rather than a great gift.

Some cases working their way through the courts could engender new ways to cut emissions.

Importantly, the application of evolutionary theory to cancer should engender new treatment strategies that could better control this dreaded disease.

The manufacturing, distribution and wide use of synthetic pesticides engender new hazards to people and the environment.

As technology engenders new experiences of the world, it might also help us to understand them.

Police and community involvement "helped with the crime," Ms. Thompson said, and revitalization has engendered new housing.

Literature and revolution were joined in an explosion of nihilistic gesture, black humour, and outrageous erotic transgression, engendering new forms of perception and expression.

Nor am I surveying the wide range of software and apps that are available, many of which have ably engaged new learners and engendered new and creative habits of mind.

The new middle classes were reorienting society around a sexual dichotomy in order to reproduce themselves, which in turn engendered new hierarchies of public and private, state and family, men and women.