Without question, the accounts and especially the photos of such abuse has served as an effective recruitment tool for Al Qaida and other enemies of the United States and has engendered hatred toward us in much of the Muslim world.
For instance, the conspicuously inferior status of women in some immigrant communities in Western countries has engendered considerable hostility toward the men in those communities.
The identification of a tumor cell subset that is capable of self-renewal and, concurrently, generation into more differentiated progeny has engendered new perspectives toward selective targeting of tumors.
Ideally, this kind of access might engender empathy toward people who often seem larger than life.
The Presidential campaign had been so "horribly noxious that it only engenders disgust toward what is still inexplicably called a 'democracy' in America," Dmitry Kiselev, Russia's most curdled and alarmist television host, fumed in early November.
The country's most bombastic television host, Dmitry Kiselyov, declared the U.S. campaign so "horribly noxious that it only engenders disgust toward what is still inexplicably called a 'democracy' in America".
The country's most bombastic television host, Dmitry Kiselyov, declared the U.S. campaign so "horribly noxious that it only engenders disgust toward what is still inexplicably called a 'democracy' in America". The victor will be a lame duck from the start, he declared.
But he worried the attack could engender backlash toward Muslims in other parts of the country.
Mediation can be a helpful tool for Catholic couples who wish to pursue the expedited, fast-track path, to engender agreement toward a common goal: a simple and quick annulment.
Perspective taking also engendered more positive attitudes toward a social policy designed to redress intergroup inequalities (i.e., affirmative action), and this relationship was mediated by increased recognition of discrimination (Experiments 2a and 2b).
