Sentence examples for generates for the from inspiring English sources

But the 1.5 billion koruna in annual costs is more than offset by the 4.5 billion koruna that church property generates for the state every year, said Bishop Tomas Holub, secretary general of the Czech's Bishop Conference, which oversees the country's Catholic churches.

He made an arrangement with Barclay that gave him a share of the money he generates for the firm.

Obviously, one benefit of the manufacturing sector, besides jobs, is the income it generates for the middle class.

"It's the promotional value of having those products on the shelves, the excitement it generates for the film in the hearts of every kid who passes by".

Filling the streets of west London with up to 7,000 police officers costs around £7m, but this is dwarfed by the £93m the event generates for the capital.

US radio is in the company of countries such as North Korea, China, and Iran in not paying artists for the use of their music, and considering how much money music generates for the US radio mega-corporations, that's a disgrace, too.

Simply, how much money can we generate for the shareholders.

For every pound invested in the arts, £1.06 is generated for the economy.

Those deals were coveted for the multimillion-dollar fees generated for the banks that coordinated them.

The time sheets would have been collated, and an invoice generated for the commissioning organisation.

He might have voted because of the headlines the twins generate for the show.