Sentence examples for generate an extra from inspiring English sources

The City Council voted unanimously for the fine increases, which will apply to the 2.5 million city parking tickets issued annually and are expected to generate an extra $8.4 million in the next year for the city's general fund budget, which pays for basic services such as police and firefighters.

Again, double-dummy defense would generate an extra trick.

The extra £465 each will pay should generate an extra £580,000 annually.

Back-of-the-envelope calculations suggest they could generate an extra 400-500 Gore votes.

59 If you made a charitable donation during 1999, Millennium Gift Aid could generate an extra 30% for the charity.

The lobby group Open Sundays claims the changes in the law would generate an extra £20.3bn over 20 years for the British economy.

This rapid increase in FASTKD2 may not be rapidly imported into mitochondria and, thus, generate an extra-mitochondrial "threshold" level that is sufficient to spuriously initiate an apoptotic response.

Further, it is noteworthy that in some rhizarian subgroups, pseudopodia fuse with one another to generate an extra-testal compartment that is loosely analogous to a continuous cytoplasm forming via the fusion of extracellular blebs.

Nassau Heritage has estimated that 475,000 people will visit the Cradle of Aviation each year, generating an extra $400,000 in sales tax revenue for the county.

If our employment rate for women was as high as Denmark then a million more women would be in work – generating an extra £4.5bn in tax receipts.

Though the Office suite – comprising Word, its word processing software, the Excel spreadsheet program and PowerPoint presentation software – generated $25bn in sales last year, analysts reckon that an iPad version could have generated an extra $2.5bn.