An anxiety-enhancing, doubt-engendering report about the murder (or suicide) of a prosperous social climber in Virginia and the conviction (or railroading) of a woman who had been his lover; by the author of "Storming the Magic Kingdom".
Rather than acknowledging the public hostility such episodes often engender, the report found a benefit: it suggested that the shooting would make Afghans take greater care at checkpoints in the future.
The report immediately engendered bitter partisan fighting in the House, where Democrats regard Mr. DeLay as the personification of the bare-knuckles style of Republican leadership.
Despite the reaction the report has engendered — including Miller's effective firing and the launching of a criminal investigation by the Justice Department — it doesn't provide any definitive evidence of wrongdoing at the I.R.S., or of the agency engaging in political bias.
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.
(The study, "Engendering Inequity?
However, granting every node the right to report a block may engender Sybil attacks.
Another limitation due to the use of administrative databases is the inaccuracy in differentiating etiologies of diseases and the reporting of organ dysfunction, engendering confusion bias.
Reports have engendered a spectrum of immunization program responses (Wilson et al., 2015).
The annual report on human rights in the European Union engenders many differences of opinion and much confusion every year.
Moreover, we previously reported that [11C]doxepin was representative of a radioligand engendering these phenomena [33].
