Sentence examples for generated saying from inspiring English sources

When Rigoberto Hernandez asked what was going on, one of the officers referred to the news coverage that the string of groping attacks had generated, saying, "Don't you watch TV?" The suspect had attacked women mostly in the East 70s or 80s, often between midnight and 6 a.m., the police said; the victims were between the ages of 21 and 31, and all wore skirts or dresses.

"A lot of uncertainty has been generated," said Glen Spencer, an analyst at the IBER Securities investment bank in Madrid.

"The list itself is less important than the context in which it's been generated," said Dr. Judith Auerbach, a vice president of the American Foundation for AIDS Research.

"It is important to know how these numbers were generated," said Jay Feldman, executive director of the non-profit Beyond Pesticides.

"Every time a megawatt of wind power is generated, something else is not generated," said Elizabeth Salerno, AWEA's vice president for industry data and analysis.

Osborne has ordered a review of whether the higher levy is justified by the amount of extra revenue it generates, saying "inefficient" taxes are pointless.

Could any program generate, say, a plausible Vermeer or Van Gogh?

Help us understand how The Economist generates, say, a major piece on the environment, for example.

"We are very optimistic about the revenue we will generate," said Howard Weitzman, a lawyer for Mr. Branca and Mr. McClain.

"Firms are spending more than they are generating," says Mac McQuown, the "M" in the firm's name.

In addition to this there is the added benefit of the exposure it can generate," says Ann Grahamslaw, director of marketing and fundraising at Help the Aged.