Sentence examples for generating not from inspiring English sources

Our own economic arrangements are currently generating not one but two complete sets of disastrous unintended consequences.

They have become the way of generating not just commercial sales but a host of activities, "educational" and other.

Any day now, they say, the new economy is going to arrive in Japan, generating not just a surge in productivity, but a surge in demand.

She called the credit "a great economic engine for New York," generating not just money from film productions but also incubating related industries and skilled jobs — gaffers, grips, lighting technicians — for local residents.

We frequently found ourselves rubbing yellow-clad shoulders with members of the Metropolitan Police as we stamped our feet in the cold, their presence generating not a few comments from fellow cycle commuters.

At a big-time program, you're generating not just the dollars you bring in but the interest of your alumni that will give money to the school, not just to the athletic department.

It generates not just momentum but, as Chase recognised, suspense.

They enchant and overwhelm; they generate not only desire but fear.

It would restore New York to a place where innovative architecture is generated, not merely acquired.

The information is generated not only by computerized systems for tracking operations, customers and sales.

So simply-prepared fish remain important, and Baltic and North Sea fish generate not only great dishes but a certain pride.