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Similarly, experiments with paywalls and metered access models have generated welcome new income where publishers have confidence in their media brand and unique content is compelling enough a proposition to persuade people to part with money.

Increasing the procurement responsibility of the corporate team could generate welcome extra income for the council during these cash-strapped times, given the team's recent record.

For now, his individual quest has generated some welcome tension on the field and in the stands.

Mr Arghiros conceded Pitt's involvement had generated some welcome publicity for the project, but denied it was the equivalent of a celebrity endorsement.

But in this moment, a song about mosquitos generated some welcome fun.

Analysts were quick to point out that while the raid generated some welcome publicity for the unpopular mayor, little will change on the ground, with criminals already setting up operations in nearby areas.

It is selling out at the Cambridge theatre in the West End and next year opens on Broadway, generating extremely welcome extra income for the publicly subsidised company.

But it has also generated a new, welcome conversation about the treatment of women across the country.

"It makes very good business sense for the club to maximise its assets in this way and despite the additional wear and tear the extra revenue generated is very welcome indeed.

The sense of satisfaction obtained here, though, should maintain the optimism generated from Saturday's welcome win over Aston Villa.

While the increased economic activity that globalisation has generated has been broadly welcomed by business, politicians have often worried about how the dissolving concepts of sovereignty will affect their ability to influence events, and many have worried about the effects on the world's most vulnerable people.