Sentence examples for engendered positive from inspiring English sources

School cafeterias have not historically engendered positive associations, instead evoking memories of surly lunch ladies dishing up sloppy joe sandwiches made of "mystery meat" to unwitting students.

In our study, some regions in Nef and Vif engendered positive responses when we used 15-mers but not when we used HLA-restricted minimal optimal peptides (e.g. the Nef peptide WY15 and the Vif peptide VG15, Figure 2).

In brief, the power to engender positive change will remain unharnessed.

CSR tackled 'social problem(s)' to engender positive 'economic benefit(s)' to ensure 'well paid jobs, and... wealth' (Drucker 1984).

If our aim is to engender positive change for the future, which is able to assist in the overcoming of the aforementioned challenges, a centuries-old educational system is most certainly barren soil.

And yet it's not simply taking a break that helps us evaluate our ideas -- it's also about using that rest to engender positive feelings.

These frameworks would likely engender positive associations with circumcision, however, they were all overshadowed by the strong communal norms.

Social infrastructure development leads to social capital generation which engenders positive growth in TB program outcomes.

Let me provide an example of the possibility to engender positive knowledge in a newly naturalist way.

These suggestions to improve the connection between boards, patients and staff point to the potential of trust to engender positive organisational norms and values.

The findings of this study illustrate that the positive effects engendered by positive emotions and time pressure can enhance the effectiveness of creative teaching for both the teacher and learners.