Sentence examples for engendered by the second from inspiring English sources
The real recovery from the Great Depression came with the fiscal stimulus engendered by the second world war, when no one complained that governments were wasting money on armaments and air-raid shelters.
Were it not for the air of emergency engendered by the second Chechen war, which began when Mr Putin was prime minister, the lightening rise of this obscure ex-KGB officer would have met more resistance.
This is due principally to the greater complexity engendered by the third factor that arises in going from two to three dimensions.
The support and excitement engendered by the first Morphoses (pronounced MORE-pho-zees) is notably muted now, and the company's long-term outlook remains uncertain.
"By contrast, Jackson experienced the relative stability engendered by the First and Second Banks and the crisis-prone years between them.
First, there was the optimism engendered by the Mets' surprising start to the season.
THE first few months of 2001 have been tragic in a classical sense: the hubris engendered by the long rise in most of the rich world's equity markets has duly been followed by the nemesis of their sharp fall.
We begin by reflecting on the affective, perceptual and phenomenological experiences engendered by the work.
One is the enormous building enthusiasm engendered by the Counter-Reformation, particularly through the Jesuit order.
