Sentence examples for generated broad from inspiring English sources

In France, the long battle by Republicans against the Church generated broad hostility to most expressions of religion in public.

His efforts generated broad opposition both from his own communion and from the Jesuits.

Mr. Bae's plight has generated broad sympathy in the United States.

Open Flow appears to have generated broad industry support, he said, but it must still prove itself in the market.

Military crises have exposed areas where the federal government was needed and have generated broad public support in a country suspicious of government.

Indeed, our strategy of targeting Iran's government and not its people has generated broad international buy-in and is yielding remarkable results.

Marco Annunziata, UniCredit's chief economist, said the problems at Dubai World, which generated broader concerns about the exposure of Western banks to the United Arab Emirates, had been a "rude wake-up call" for investors.

Of course, although Pi started as a U.K. project, it quickly branched out beyond that — as  hacker/maker community adoption generated broader momentum.

It has also generated broader community interaction and served as part of the catalyst of change for the city's entrepreneurial community, resulting in commitments and collaboration with organizations like Living Cities, the Kauffman Foundation, Bloomberg Cities, and Code for America.

"I think what's going on here is almost any president in my adult life I think would have provided stronger leadership and greater clarity, and as a result generated broader support in the international community and in the country and in the Congress," he said.

The scaling up of antiretroviral therapy (ART) in low- and middle-income countries has transformed national AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) responses and generated broad-based health gains.