Sentence examples for generated not just from inspiring English sources

Each one has generated not just extraordinary individual works, but playwrights who have changed the way we do theatre.

In Spain, Portugal, and other countries at the periphery of the Euro zone, austerity has generated not just recessions but crunching depressions, which only recently have come to an end, with a return to modest growth.

Facebook also records 7.7m "likes" every 20 minutes, generated not just by users on facebook.com but on more than 2m other sites across the web that have embedded Facebook's commenting tools.

It generates not just momentum but, as Chase recognised, suspense.

So conventions typically generate not just news, but favorable news for the candidates.

Its planned economic reforms will surely generate not just wealth, but more pressure for political change.

They have become the way of generating not just commercial sales but a host of activities, "educational" and other.

Essentially, the KOR-fx is based on technology that generates not just acoustic but also tactile stimulation of the brain.

Any day now, they say, the new economy is going to arrive in Japan, generating not just a surge in productivity, but a surge in demand.

Producing an extra gallon of gasoline, for example, generates not just additional costs to producers, but also pollution costs that fall on others.

At a big-time program, you're generating not just the dollars you bring in but the interest of your alumni that will give money to the school, not just to the athletic department.