This, in turn, has engendered ever more blowback and erosion of our civil liberties.
The precipitous decline in the economic viability of forest products has engendered ever-thickening forests and agricultural lands have reverted to forest land cover.
Most accounts of Granz are given over to his humanitarian triumphs, but this book from the Rutgers archivist Hershorn adds a close examination of the recordings Granz made at his Verve label, many of which have engendered controversy ever since.
The burning of Columbia has engendered controversy ever since, with some claiming the fires were accidental, others a deliberate act of vengeance, and still others that the retreating Confederates burned bales of cotton on their way out of town.
Halfway through this memoir he bemoans the fact that social mobility, "to which I am a minor monument", can engender "an ever-widening gulf between yourself and your family".
This powerful regulatory tool has engendered significant controversy ever since.
The notion that it might be worth killing for is, to an extent, the blackest and bitterest fuss that it has ever engendered.
Yet even though Ms. Taylor's fans adored her with far more ferocity than Richard Burton's talents ever engendered, she deferred to him.
NORDSTROM, an American fashion retailer, is known for its high-touch customer service, which has engendered customer loyalty ever since it was founded to supply prospectors for the Yukon gold rush.
The UN reports engendered the first-ever UN discussion on remote-controlled killing at the General Assembly when, on October 26, representatives from a broad swath of nations took turns denouncing US drone policies.
