Sentence examples for generated a really from inspiring English sources
It helps that we won our opening bouts, which has generated a really good buzz in the team.
Sequoia declined because it doesn't like being a passive shareholder and "we asked ourselves if we could generate a really healthy return for our investors and we couldn't find the conviction," Mr. Botha said.
My daughter has caught some virus that seems to be generating a really terrifying rash on 90% of her body," she wrote.
Essential revisions: The reviewers are unanimous in their appraisal of the manuscript and agree that if all the conclusions in the manuscript are properly supported by experiments, then this work will generate a really interesting new model for the signaling that controls somatic cell-germ cell interactions during germ cell differentiation.
In this area the balance between living and working has generated a territory with really high quality housing for the middle class.
"Beagle 2 has left a huge legacy for planetary science; it really has generated a lot of opportunities for the future," he says.
In an interview with Cinefantastique, writer Kenneth Biller said that he received a "lot of mail" regarding "Tuvix" and that Janeway's tough decisions in the episode generated a lot of discussion and really moved a lot of people.
"We had a really good first one, generated a lot of chances.
"Going form the Galaxy S4 to the S5 or even to the S4 from the s3, there is nothing really groundbreaking that generated a lot of replacement.
"Prior, we were going straight to lab testing, which forced the crime lab to really generate a lot of work really quickly," said Lt. Michael Connolly, who oversees operations for the S.F.P.D. "There's a cost in doing that, whereas now we get to pick and choose what cases are going to be tested".
A more important regret is that while the MIT course evaluations rate me as a pretty good lecturer, I have not yet succeeded in generating a string of really fine students, the kind who reflect glory on their teacher.
