Sentence examples for generated, however from inspiring English sources

The rocks generated, however, are added on (accreted) to the continent.

Given the antagonism that the recent dispute has generated, however, analysts said that a snap election was the most likely outcome of the talks.

So much tension had been generated, however, that the authorities naturally took seriously an anonymous letter received by Cardinal Marella from a person threatening — half in French and half in German — to blow up St. Peter's and the whole Council if the Jewish document was voted.

Lest an infinity of sensible qualities be generated, however, by an infinity of aggregations (if not of atomic kinds), Epicurus developed, from just this concept of infinity, the law of universal equilibrium of all the forces, or "isonomy".

The shorter-lived species decay in the reactor, and their energy adds to the heat generated; however, the longer-lived species remain radioactive and pose a problem in the handling and disposition of the reactor fuel elements when they need to be replaced.

However many decibels Mr Hampton produced, however much excitement he generated, however much pandemonium he created on the dance floor, there was always in his music the delayed beat that underpins much of great jazz.It is especially distinctive in a number of records he made with Benny Goodman.

The particular features of the system company generate, however, a static and an intertemporal dilemma in her optimising behaviour.

The data these predictions generate, however, is still not readily usable, nor widely used in decision-making.

Monoclonal antibodies are expensive to generate, however, and their production requires the use of living animals.

The inactivated SARS-CoV vaccine may be the first one available for clinical use because it is easy to generate; however, safety is the main concern.

Less than half of the state's energy is generated locally, however.