Sentence examples for generating much more from inspiring English sources

It's flat for the year, and Mr. Landis says "they're going to have a hard time generating much more growth".

Binding and enforceable codes will go a long way towards generating much more interest from potential investors - and looking at the numbers, it's not difficult to see why.

Benjamin Wittes, a terrorism policy specialist at the Brookings Institution, said the issue of the timing of a Miranda warning was generating much more political attention because people were familiar with Miranda rights from television shows.

Compared with the 800°C and 1,000°C samples, more light reaches to the Schottky-junction interface of the 600°C sample, generating much more electron hole pairs in the 600°C sample.

Taking into account the percentage of timeouts, COOP and MobEye only achieve a better performance than CLIR for some of the studied parameters at the expenses of generating much more protocol traffic.

Thus, the technique of molecular imprinting [Bio/Technology 14 (1996) 163; Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl. 34 (1995 18122; Anal. Commun. 36 (9) (1999) 327; J. Chromatogr. 781 (1997) 43] can be applied for generating much more stable polymeric mimics of biological enzymes.

A bigger impact of the reduced sequencing cost of second-generation sequencing methods is the ability to generate much more transcript sequence than ever before.

The 2-DE analytical process that could generate much more information than SDS-PAGE [ 21] was not generally recommended for use in breeding programs, due to its time-consuming procedure, high costs and skill requirements.

Norway could generate much more hydropower, given a market.

The morning shows generate much more in advertising revenue, a combined $1.4 billion in 2006.

Because higher-priced goods generate much more profit than cheaper items, the investment makes sense, said Ms. Evans of Jupiter.