Sentence examples for generate a fair amount of from inspiring English sources

"We want to generate a fair amount of traffic down here.

Football on the Meadowlands side of the Hudson has been known to generate a fair amount of interest, however.

It seems a performance of ideas more than of music, but it manages to generate a fair amount of political and psychological heat.

There may be no local scene for Wolf Alice to be part of, but it's clear that they can still generate a fair amount of feverish excitement by themselves.

Four Tests and three sevens tournaments inside two months should generate a fair amount of attention and McLean, along with her sevens counterpart Michaela Staniford, is happy to spread the gospel.

The debate may generate a fair amount of noise that provides one side or the other with a temporary political advantage but is unlikely in the end to have an appreciable impact on gasoline prices.

It's possible that this phrase, misleading though it was, may have generated a fair amount of international goodwill.

Today, the machines were generating a fair amount of curiosity among Tropicana patrons, many of whom shuffled past with drinks in hand and cigarettes between lips.

Now another actor with tendencies towards art production, James Franco, has come out in favour of LaBeouf's actions, which have generated a fair amount of negative press.

THIS column generates a fair amount of reader response, including on those occasions when it might be argued that its proprietor is full of baloney.

A Couple of years ago, when the Australian filmmaker Baz Luhrmann bought the rights to "The Great Gatsby," the move generated a fair amount of what Hollywood calls "buzz".