Sentence examples for generating much of from inspiring English sources
The Rangers demonstrated superior puck pursuit and skating strength, beating the Bern players to most loose pucks and generating much of the game's offense.
And by generating much of its own energy, 2% of this now comes from renewable sources and 41% from sustainable means.
Al-Jazeera's success shows that the Arab world, as well as generating much of our foreign news, can also report it for us.
Marginal tax rates have varied considerably since 1980 without generating much of a shift in college attendance, which has continued to creak slowly upward.
Ms. Zingher, a computer programmer, calculates that by generating much of her own electricity and not using any heating oil, she will save about $3,000 this year — even more than she had hoped for during the lengthy renovation.
The outcome of the debate also has ramifications for Internet businesses like Google and Facebook, whose popular video-streaming services are generating much of the increased data load being handled by European mobile operators.
Murdoch pays his journalists and editors, and his companies generate much of the content they use.
It is the coal-fueled growth of countries like China and India that generates much of these emissions.
That is partly because the rich world also generates much of the world's economic activity.
Their efforts demanded creativity and generated much of modern constitutional thought.
