Sentence examples similar to engendered approach from inspiring English sources

War has engendered a monastic approach to existence in Eritrea, where people have raised deprivation and absolute self-reliance to the status of religion, even as both Orthodox Christianity and Islam have been de-emphasized.

This approach engendered debate among Muʿtazilites about the scope of human agency and responsibility.

This need has therefore engendered a multidimensional approach to reservoir evaluation, which combines geophysics, geology, petrophysics, reservoir engineering and geostatistics for detailed evaluation of reservoir properties.

This "new normal" has engendered a new approach to exploration and production (E&P) companies.

Recognizing that the RFP approach engendered inefficiencies as described above, we decided to rework the process.

It's hard to engender anything approaching trust when you are barred from speaking with the other party.

This approach has engendered hearty enthusiasm from some critics, me among them.

The employee loyalty engendered by this simple approach can be striking.

Wall Street is not exactly known as a warm place to work, but Drew had an unusually personal approach that engendered loyalty from her employees; even some employees who lost their jobs during various rounds of layoffs spoke of her glowingly.

This paper considers the risks engendered by such an approach with regard to known W plasma-material interaction issues and briefly presents the current status of a possible full-W divertor design.

Today, Vanguard's costs amount to one-sixth of those of its competitors, notes Allen, and its innovational approach has engendered tremendous customer loyalty.