Sentence examples for gen from inspiring English sources

Pharmacies have been emptied of their stocks of a traditional flu medicine called ban lan gen, despite its dubious worth in dealing with H7N9.

Dr Hayashi (Gen Seto) turns Rolf's kitchen into a workshop for Japanese cooking, bringing fresh ginger, salmon, soy sauce and other exotic ingredients.

But the operators at the call centres [24]7 runs for its clients are beginning to scan Twitter for gen on the shoppers they are talking to and sometimes, says Mr Vijayaraghavan, their tweets give useful hints about whether a discount is needed to clinch the sale.Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Kathryn Graddy works at Oxford University.

ONE consequence of the worst economic crisis in 80 years is that dismal scientists everywhere have had to gen up on the Depression in order to contribute to the policy debate.

Now European banks must gen up on a third proposal.This one was presented on October 2nd to the European Commission by a group of experts led by Erkki Liikanen, the governor of the Bank of Finland.

He makes much of the notion of 'betweenness,' or 'relatedness.' He traces gen (ken) back to its earlier form, aida or aidagara, which refers to the space or place in which people are located, and in which the various crossroads of relational interconnection are established.

Plans for the first full-scale facility, in Saint Lucie, Florida, were recently scaled back.Ze-Gen, based in Massachusetts, gasifies waste by injecting it into molten steel.

Investors have decided, probably correctly, that merely collecting -omics information (gen- or otherwise) and selling it to drug companies is not a big enough business to be worth doing in its own right.

This pronunciation is basically over-educated faux-authenticity; Danes overwhelmingly say "Copen-hay-gen" in English.

And, for all its length and excess, can you resist this appeal, from Dorchester Abbey, near Oxford?ReaderIf thou hast a Heart famed for Ten-derness and Pity, contemplate thisSpot In which are deposited the Re-mains of a young Lady whose artlessBeauty innocence of Mind and gen-tle Manners once obtained her theLove and Esteem of all who knewher.

"If you've never done anything in the energy space, it can be intimidating," says Bill Davis, the boss of Ze-gen, a start-up that generates electricity from waste.Hence the New England bootcamp's goal of helping 25 aspiring green entrepreneurs a year to make the transition.