Sentence examples for generating but from inspiring English sources

An additional upward pressure on bills in coming years will be the shared cost of upgrading the UK's energy infrastructure, not just in terms of generating, but also transmission.

Wanelo did not comment on how much money it was generating, but Michael Silverman, the chief operating officer of The Fancy, said in an e-mail that the site, which is smaller than Wanelo, could pull in as much as $100,000 in revenue in a single day.

It's still hypothesis generating, but instead of using SNPs as markers, these studies look at the products created in patient's bodies.

"There was some interesting biology we were generating but not appetising biology," says software engineer and Mars enthusiast Digby Tarvin of his last stint working at the base 10 years ago.

"It's not something he's necessarily generating, but he's mounting it and riding it - hopefully [for him] to victory - but we'll see".

Herriman realized his $750-per-week salary from Hearst's King Features Syndicate was far more than the revenue the strip could be generating, but Hearst refused Herriman's offer to take a pay cut.

(The name was semi-randomly generated, but might as well have been crafted to please him).

"It's hard to estimate the volume of litter generated, but it's significant".

News that is digitally generated but which does not work on a phone is increasingly worthless.

By involving the legal expert community, metadata can not only be generated, but also curated.

The self-excited vibrations are still generated but with lower frequency and higher amplitude.