Sentence examples for generated by years of from inspiring English sources

But my cod-psychology theory is that the repressed anger generated by years of being patronised and ignored by the papers is finally erupting.

A time of recession and transition — when the smoke screen generated by years of frantic getting and spending suddenly evaporates — is perhaps exactly the time to contemplate life stripped down to its naked essentials, or what Shakespeare's Lear called "unaccommodated man".

Resource use by treatment phase was generated by year of service from 1993-2002, the years during which it was possible to fully evaluate each phase.

UNTIL this summer, most of the anger generated by three years of falling share prices was directed at Wall Street and its investment banks.

Another is the sense of greater well-being generated by five years of faster economic growth until 2008 and, in many countries, more effective social policies and some income redistribution.

For such growers, it is important to know if effective and reliable TAD, possibly generated by many years of continuous cropping, is put at risk by interrupting a long run of cereals with 1-year set-aside.

To read through the documents generated by the years of legal wrangling over Terri Schiavo is to be impressed by the thoroughness and conscientiousness with which the courts, especially the Florida courts, approached her case.

As observed in Fig. 4d, a hotspot thermal bubble generated by 50 years of operation is diluted and its recorded maximum temperature change decreases from 13 to 7 °C.

"I have heard firsthand the public's frustration and anger generated by too many years of overspending, borrowing and false rhetoric," he said.

With the considerable increase of hypoxia-regulated molecular data over the past few years generated by the use of various research techniques, including high-throughput transcript and proteomic analysis, there was a need to develop a database to facilitate hypoxia research at a molecular level.

Home Secretary Alan Johnson, responsible for overseeing domestic security, said in a BBC interview that care would be taken not to damage "a major part of the U.K. economy," the $8 billion to $13 billion a year generated by the education of foreign students here.