Sentence examples for generate a rush from inspiring English sources

The Opera results will generate a rush of experiments aimed at confirming or repudiating it, according to Dr. Learned.

"The research is certain to generate a rush of interest in pursuing this pathway for better understanding the biology of stress and developing novel targets for the treatment and possibly prevention of stress-related disorders".

Mr. Brown's rebuttal to the rebuttal turned this into a Ping-Pong game of insults generating a rush of Web traffic.

Besides a torrent of speculative news media reports, the Sosa situation has generated a rush of analyses and columns urging the Yankees not to trade for the outfielder on the grounds that he wouldn't fit in with the low-key, star-free environment that is their clubhouse.

While the Australian Financial Review editorial said, The South Australian Labor government's rush into renewable energy, particularly wind power … has helped generate a surge in South Australian electricity prices.

As a result, to generate a pass rush, the Steelers blitzed heavily with their linebackers and their safeties.

In a season that has already provided mind-bending parity, the Chargers are a case study in inconsistency, capable of pulverizing the Patriots one week, then falling flat, failing to generate a pass rush or tackle well, the next.

If, that is, Chicago can generate a pass rush.

Promote Affordable Housing, not Real Estate Speculation -- Housing bubbles generate a gold rush in which the dollar stakes, almost by definition, are in the hundreds of thousands or millions.

Remember, the Broncos are missing All-Pro Von Miller (who sacked Brady twice in Week 12) and defensive end Derek Wolfe, meaning they will have to generate a pass-rush in more creative ways.

The second is that the renewed drop in oil prices will generate a second "sugar rush" this autumn, albeit a more modest one than that experienced in 2014.