Sentence examples for engendered by a from inspiring English sources

Transportation seems like an odd gauge of the tensions engendered by a booming tech economy.

(The legend involves even weirder biology: two of these quads were Jupiter's, two were engendered by a human king).

These are not the spectres engendered by a special kind of literary entertainment, best tasted at Christmas, but psychological realities.

But Compass remains confident that the ChemChina deal will be more than a one-off opportunity, engendered by a few fortuitous interactions.

A leaking choke line has added delay to tests designed to make sure the well can tolerate the pressures engendered by a firm seal on the top.

ANYONE intimately acquianted with computer hardware will in all likelihood have experienced the terror and rage engendered by a hard-drive failure.

The move could undercut any good will engendered by an Obama administration decision to scale back missile defense in Europe.

The industrialization that had occurred had been engendered by an imperial Russian market that no longer existed.

He would later characterize impressment as a "mode of stealing and robbing from peaceful and unoffending and in many cases unsuspecting citizens" engendered by an "evil spirit".

That sideways move might let the directors collect a bit of a premium on some contractual points; sometimes the good will engendered by an early resolution can buy labor some concessions that a more acrimonious showdown will not.

The faint hope engendered by an early meeting with Al Gore, and Trump's remarks that he was keeping an "open mind" about international climate accords, was unceremoniously quashed last week as he proceeded to roll out what looks to be the most climate-hostile administration in recent memory.