Sentence examples for generated very good from inspiring English sources

"In the first half of 2004, BNP did excellent business and generated very good results," the chief executive, Baudouin Prot, said.

He noted that core activities like retail banking and financial services, continued to grow, while global investment management made a positive contribution to net income, and said that corporate and investment banking had "generated very good business volumes".

With the help of Cepsa and all the bunkering, we had good rates so we were able to generate very good income from all that setup.

After giving a basic description of the motor, he added, "If you hook this new kind of motor up the right way to a small, not big, a very small windmill, you can generate very good electricity".

These can generate very good results for some kinds of interaction, but are computationally more complex, and prone to instability.

As confirmed by many previous papers as well as this one, the optimization generates very good results in spite of the use of the Gaussian approximation.

The method can also be used as a means for generating "very good" starting points for other conventional gradient search algorithms.

Both analysts are fond of the firm, with McDonald pointing out: "They are cheap P/E 13, have no debt, more than $10 million in operating cash flow, and they generate very good net margins of 10%." He adds that recently the firm has used some of its cash to buy back some stock.

The approach used here can, in a cost- and time-effective manner, generate very good draft genomes.

According to our experience, if IANT is performed with the correct precautions and the appropriate instruments it is a safe procedure that generates very good results with minimum risks of injuring the neurovascular function.

We note that effective degree models can generate very good agreement with stochastic simulation (Ball and Neal 2008; Lindquist et al. 2011) as do the PGF or edge-based compartmental modelling methods (Miller et al. 2012; Miller and Volz 2012; Volz 2008), although exact correspondence has not been proven here.