Sentence examples for generated it has from inspiring English sources

Despite the initial excitement when the Gba −/− mouse was generated, it has proved less useful than originally anticipated owing to its short lifespan.

With all the income the industry has generated, it has also generated attention that probably isn't beneficial to the trade group in the long run.

For all the online traffic and Twitter exchanges that "Thaistory" has generated, it has been studiously ignored by Thailand's mainstream media.

And given the size of the undertaking, the widespread critical acclaim and cultural buzz the series has generated, it has strong claim to be the great literary event of the 21st century – so far.

Warner Bros should be pleased with the hype the film has generated: it has a 98 per cent positive rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, while boxoffice.com praised its social media buzz, saying: "Gravity has delivered one of the most impressive Twitter performances of the year".

The most critical is that while growth has been generated, it has not been well distributed.

But other imaginative plans to reward people to save energy as well as to generate it have not make it into the Bill.

Not only is the statistical significance low, he says, "but the statistical assumptions used to generate it have not been verified".

Mr. Barth says that as Google Maps software becomes more user-generated — it has already been deluged with over 20,000 suggested corrections — bikers will be able to edit the data on a hand-held device as they actually cycle.

The story's claim on our attention is not self-generated: it has a key and, furthermore, it relies on our knowing something about that key, yet not too much, so that we as readers might grant the author license not just to alter the truth (big deal) but to appropriate it, to claim it as his or her own patch of created ground.

It is also ungenerated, since if it was generated it will have the power for some time of not being.