Sentence examples for event generates from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

Among the reasons that independent filmmakers covet a Sundance festival slot is the publicity the event generates, some of which invariably splashes onto the films that are shown there.

Marking the end of a summer-long program from the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship, the annual event generates buzz for startups in industries ranging from fast food to farming and personal health to craft brewing.

Olds has written previously of being tied to a chair at 8; the first poem here to mention that event generates both remarkable metaphors ("the device on my backside is a kind of / walker, an anti-walker") and psychoanalytic conjectures -- trying to walk tied to the chair, Olds would have made the "formal bow of an abject subject, / an object relation".

Last year's event generated 1.5m tweets.

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

The event generated 128 posts tagged "#r29instameet" that drew more than 78,000 likes.

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

Unit event generating mechanisms can be divided into three basic types: mechanical, thermal, and chemical.