Sentence examples similar to eventually engendering from inspiring English sources
This problem is fundamental to every problem: "Inequality eventually engenders a violence which recourse to arms cannot and never will be able to resolve".
One notable exception was the late Jacques Cauvin, who, in the seventies, proposed that an early form of religion — a cult of the bull and the fertility goddess — had fostered a fertility-oriented world view that eventually engendered the shift to agriculture.
Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.
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Exercise engenders many systemic and local muscular physiological responses as well as engendering local bone strain.
And from the pressure on the Toulouse line that it engendered, Denis Leamy was eventually driven over to give Munster the edge at half-time.
Sensitive Adrian writes a poem to protest her economic depredations: "Do you weep, Mrs Thatcher, do you weep?…Do you wake with 'three million' on your brain?"The recession of the 1980s, and the Conservative government's alleged callousness towards its victims, engendered a reputation that eventually caught up with and nobbled the Tories.
There I essentially learned almost everything that would become the basis of my computing skills – as limited as I eventually forced them to be – and engendered a love of *NIX languages.
The experiments showed that the rate of pressure change eventually becomes negative mainly due to heat losses which engender correspondingly slower flame propagation during the final stage of the tests.
Homophobia is shown to initially inhibit uptake of this technology, as in his story "Options", as it engenders drastic changes in relationships, with bisexuality eventually becoming the norm for society.
