Sentence examples for generate now from inspiring English sources

Yahoo gets increased search revenue from the deal over what they generate now, and get to remove people and operational costs of search.

Some wind-rich states like Delaware, Massachusetts and North Carolina could even generate as much electricity from offshore wind as they currently generate now -- from all sources.

"We've seen the campaign that Alan's generated now, all the ribbons round Eccles and everything.

The company is moving away from its traditional coal-fired business, and has converted its plants so that some 70% of the electricity generated now comes from biomass.

I do bioinformatics, which is a broad term for people who work with the vast amount of data being generated now by the revolution in genetics.

Its new interior style is minimalist and modern and the only heat being generated now is by the soloists up on its stage.

"As the local and national TV contracts expire, the league could do as much of its telecasting over the Internet as it wants, and could probably generate a lot more money than is being generated now".

Though the amount of electricity generated has not yet met their goal, the Americans point out that more power is being generated now than under Saddam Hussein, and it is distributed more fairly.

Data has been made available in the past by various agencies and research organisations, but the amount of data being generated now is increasing, as is our ability to share it effectively.

The controversies the show generated now seem quaintly dated -- grousing pundits concerned the show would create a generation of illiterates, the Rev. Jerry Falwell convinced that the character Tinky Winky and his "purse" (technically a magic bag) promoted a gay agenda.

"There is a grid system in north Wales, south Wales, which is probably adequate for what's being generated now.