Sentence examples similar to generate some work from inspiring English sources

If we can generate some by working faster, everyone will win.

When I spoke to David Knaus, the ebullient managing director of the MMPVA, he said, "The Portrait of Marrakech project has been a real adventure that was tough at times, but generated some incredible work from the photographers.

(Tong, Feminist Thought, 2009) Although there are problems with extreme forms of libertarian radical feminism on the one hand and extreme forms of cultural radical feminism on the other hand, radical feminist thought has managed to generate some very useful ethical work.

This renovation work will generate some noise from demolition activities.

Maybe our work will generate some insight into how those conditions are generated.

Refugees are also most likely to engage in hard labour work to generate some income.

In Israel, his work has generated some controversy.

Eleven media teams got right to work and generated some ideas on the theme of "newsgaming".

His provocative title was meant to inspire conversation about sustainability, but I'll borrow it here as a means of generating some more creative thinking about work — how and where (and why) we do it.

Thota performed most of the experimental work; C.P Unnikannan generated some yeast strains and plasmids, and performed growth and drug sensitivity assays; S.G.

All told, local officials estimate, the factory will generate work for some 20,000 to 25,000 people.