Sentence examples for engendered the problem from inspiring English sources
NGO-Policy maker, IDI – Gulu (NGO 8) Additionally, the general poor state of the health infrastructure and other social amenities has engendered the problem of poor retention of health personnel in the region of Northern Uganda.
Whatever was or wasn't the problem that engendered the recession has either been fixed... or hasn't.
The NRC committee calls for empirical research on how to convey such a conclusion without engendering the twin problems of baseless concern or apathy.
Up until recently, this problem was somewhat obscured by spectacular earnings on Wall Street, which engendered the growth of an extensive "luxury economy" largely insulated from high costs.
The first thought engendered the first afterthought.
Such vulnerabilities have been linked to rapid urbanization, environmental degradation and weak disaster response, but little attention is paid to the factors that engender these problems in the first place or to why the poor have persistently been at greater risk.
This article aims at presenting preliminary results of a study carried out in partnership with Turbomeca Company about the problem engendered by the implementation of Experience Feedback (EF) processes within large scale companies.
Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.
And it engenders the spirit of replayability.
How does this biomarker engender the illusion?
