Sentence examples for generates room for from inspiring English sources

Extensive government regulation of the coal industries creates red tape and generates room for rent-seeking activities and collusion among regulators and regulated firms.

The packed bed is used as a compact heat exchanger along with a solid propellant gas-generator, to generate room temperature gases for use in applications such as control actuation and air bottle pressurization.

Ofgem said it would force energy firms to auction off up to a fifth of the electricity they generate, making room for new companies.

These sales help the buyout firms generate profit and clear room for future acquisitions.

"[It is] the engine room for generating swell waves that then propagate throughout the planet," he said.

A shift in conversation from "No, but... " to "Yes, and... " can allow room for generating ideas and spotting those that are valuable instead of shutting down ideas before they ever have a chance to develop.

Furthermore, the term "independently" as used in the questionnaire and in defining a practice has generated obvious misinterpretations and provides room for speculation that the GPs could have misinterpreted other terms within the questionnaire.

For the 12 months ended June 30 , 2004 the average daily room rate was $210, and each room generated another $92 in non-room revenue, boosting the total per occupied room to about $303 and to about $193 per available room.

The droplets were generated at room temperature.

The boiler room houses a microturbine system, which generates energy for electricity and heat.

The leaders of the legislature hired consultants who worked in a closed room for four months, generating map after map after map, trying to see how much more aggressive they could be in terms of giving the Republicans more seats and securing that advantage over the course of a decade.