Sentence examples for generating in the from inspiring English sources

Consumers will pay nothing until it starts generating in the mid-2020s.

At every point where the wires intersected, electrons could "tunnel" through the insulating middle layer, generating in the process a tiny electrical current.

The booksellers and campaigners against tax avoidance Frances and Keith Smith, who run bookshops in Kenilworth and Warwick, Warwickshire, are urging Chris White, Conservative MP for Warwick and Leamington, to take a lead in ensuring HMRC identifies exactly how much taxable profit corporations are generating in the UK.

And, if so, can we expect that independent film will begin to issue work in a new genre, the university film, such as fiction writers started generating in the nineteen-fifties and sixties (such as Randall Jarrell's "Pictures from an Institution" and Bernard Malamud's "A New Life")?

That pre-supposed that he knew what we were generating – in the high 5 figures a day.

The company in understood to today be generating in the region of $25 million annually, according to sources.

First, linguistic features are generated in the feature generation phase.

"And 80% of GDP is generated in the regions.

All that extra business generated in the regions?

"The enthusiasm generated in the 80s is still resulting in things being done.

In 2015, about 67% of the electricity generated in the US came from fossil fuels.