Sentence examples for generates as from inspiring English sources

I don't think there is another senator who generates as much eye-rolling among his colleagues.

ENGLISH football often generates as much interest for its boardroom manoeuvres as it does for its play on the field.

Is there any vacation place in the world that generates as much excitement upon arrival and departure as Las Vegas?

In addition to the newspaper there is a website that generates as much new content every day as is created in print.

Moreover, producing tar sands oil, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council, generates as much as three times as many greenhouse gases per barrel as conventional oil production.

This will only make sense if the southern hemisphere's Tri Nations creates as many surprises and generates as much drama as the north's annual competition.

So it's not all bad, but it is complicated and generates as much challenge as it does solution, not least in the long term.

The fate of any band that generates as much buzz as they did is to be dropped unceremoniously by the anointers of cool.

Natural gas now generates as much electricity as coal in the United States, which would have been unthinkable not long ago.

Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel laureate and government critic, named as a consensus figure for a loosely aligned opposition, generates as much resentment as support.

While he generates as much hostility as passion among Ecuadoreans, he could split the coastal vote that might otherwise have gone to Mr Noboa.