Sentence examples for generating unusually from inspiring English sources

While the recent move has been generating unusually large quantities of waste, figures for the 2007/08 financial year (which do not include the move) have shown a 12% reduction in waste to landfill over the past two years and a similar reduction in the total waste we produce.

The hypothesis presented here is consonant with an anatomical system that has a high release probability (because of vesicle numbers and multiple contacts) and is capable of generating unusually large miniature EPSCs.

The second vaccination with the H1N1pdm09 antigen was generally well tolerated and did not generate unusually high anti-H1N1 titers.

From the moment it was erected, in 1981, however, the piece generated unusually hostile reactions.

This increase could have generated unusually severe eastern spruce budworm (Choristoneura fumiferana) outbreaks from 1910 onward.

But he also brokered a number of cash equity trades for Mr. Kerviel last autumn that generated unusually large commissions.

And clashes over the land itself have generated unusually open dissent in many parts of the country.

It has also begun monitoring lenders, and cutting off those who generate unusually high proportions of bad loans.Whether all that will be enough to avoid a full bail-out costing tens of billions of dollars is hotly debated.

We predict, based on these findings, that tree-gouging primates do not generate unusually large forces, but that they do use relatively large gapes during gouging.

We defined critical incidents as "calls that have generated unusually strong feelings, either because of the incident itself, or how it was handled or some other reason".

Medical outliers are defined in health care reimbursement, especially in the prospective payment system, as those patients who require an unusually long hospital stay or whose stay generates unusually high costs, i.e., the most severely ill [ 1].