Sentence examples for event generated from inspiring English sources

Last year's event generated 1.5m tweets.

The Woods-Duval event generated a 6.9 Nielsen rating, the Woods-Garcia a 7.6.

But it was more than street spectacle, more than showbusiness, for beyond the sense of exuberance and renewed life the event generated, I felt other kinds of excitement.

Shortly after the events of 9/11, I began agonizing over how President Bush seemed to be squandering the good will and support that the event generated.

Not since the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 has an event generated as much attention as to whether extremism, antigovernment sentiment and even simple political passion at both ends of the ideological spectrum have created a climate promoting violence.

Neil Stephens, a social scientist at Cardiff University in Wales who has studied the development of cultured meat and who attended the tasting, said the event generated a lot of interest.

The event generates $466 million in visitor spending each year, according to the New York City Economic Development Corporation.

The Summer Games, usually an August event, generate little competition against the Olympic network.

"The event generates significant economic, social and cultural benefits including job creation, industry development, inward investment, tourism, infrastructure development and community involvement," she said.

Filling the streets of west London with up to 7,000 police officers costs around £7m, but this is dwarfed by the £93m the event generates for the capital.

The three day event generates around £27m for the city.