Sentence examples for engendered events from inspiring English sources

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The animus of the Jews against the Samaritans is frequently expressed in the biblical books dealing with the restoration (expressions perhaps engendered by later events), but the attitude of the Samaritans and a good deal else about them is not evident.

The comparison between the normal patterns and the ones engendered by special events is also exploited Figure 7.

"Whoopee in the Dark" is about the feeling of powerlessness engendered by troubling everyday events that have nothing to do with whooping it up.

These constraints include [2]: 1. Climate change and increased green gas emissions leading to excessive droughts and flooding events engendering inconsistency of existing surface and groundwater sources.

Climate change and increased green gas emissions leading to excessive droughts and flooding events engendering inconsistency of existing surface and groundwater sources.

This documents the first genomic, bioinformatic, and biological descriptions of the molecular evolution events engendering an emerging pathogenic adenovirus.

Passive TE-Thrust can create a high degree of adaptive or evolutionary potential by engendering ectopic recombination events resulting in deletions, duplications, and karyotypic changes.

The interview comes before the opening of the new session of the United Nations General Assembly this week, an annual diplomatic event that has engendered another yearly ritual: a media blitz by Mr. Ahmadinejad.

He said the events Sunday, which might have engendered sympathy, may instead raise fresh doubts.

A consensus assumption in the psychophysiology literature is that emotionally arousing events increase sympathetic arousal, as engendered by negative and positive arousing images.