Sentence examples for generate appreciation from inspiring English sources
German surpluses would usually generate appreciation in the German currency, which would eventually reduce the surplus.
Objects that are beautiful but work well generate appreciation despite their years — like a Barcelona chair or a Saarinen table.
These approaches have generated improved appreciation of specific mucosal constituents, but hold notable limitation in contributing to an overarching and unifying understanding of how these individual players interact to form a functional biological and biomechanical system.
If anything, the decade-long fight over the proposed mall has generated newfound appreciation for these forsaken swamps.
These stop-and-go cycles were closely linked to the real exchange rate or to the relative price of tradables versus non-tradables; stabilization required a real devaluation, whereas government deficits generated real appreciation.
It generated much appreciation and several letters-to-the-editor.
Work in recent years has generated enhanced appreciation of the complexity and relevance of pathways altered in the cancer cell.
Despite the definitions given, at other points in the interviews the concept was also shown to be understood more broadly, with reference made to the motivation generated from appreciation.
Because it is a public statement requiring consensus by 28 member states, its language is unlikely to be sufficiently dramatic to generate greater public appreciation for NATO.
An effective monetary stimulus in America would probably be the single best way to generate a yuan appreciation against the dollar, as it would alleviate Chinese concerns about the sustainability of global recovery, and it would force China to act to cool the inflationary impact of stronger American growth.I continue to boggle at Mr Krugman's arguments on this front.
We generate compassion and appreciation for ourselves, our partners and our relationships, when we are able to accept the whole picture that is the relationship.
