Sentence examples for generate offence from inspiring English sources
If they make race-specific comments or mistakes – such as references to fried chicken or coloured people – they will generate offence.
Canada held the early advantage of play, outshooting the Soviets 12 4 in the first period as their opponent was unable to generate offence.
Despite struggling to generate offence, Bouwmeester participated in the AHL All-Star game, and was loaned to the Chicago Wolves when it became evident the Rampage would not qualify for the playoffs.
DC will be a tough test, but hopefully the team is starting to gel more and we can generate more offence.
Minor offences such as parking or driving violations can generate crippling debts, resulting in jail time because of an inability to pay.
Even if you discount the rich tapestry of hate speech that probably should get you fired, social media generates a million sackable offences every day.
As weeks and months pass, and recreational pot becomes more available, will Colorado be seen as a showcase for a responsible industry that obviates mass incarceration for minor drug offences and generates hundreds of millions of dollars, or will it be deemed a fiasco, evidence that the US's 1937 marijuana ban was wise after all?
Does your note tell you whether those offences were all generated by a single terrorist act or by a multiplicity of different terrorist events?" Drennan replied: "Again, the note does not tell me.
That incident generated intense debate about what constitutes offence, about whom we should be allowed to insult and how, even about the quality of satire.
