Sentence examples for generating yet from inspiring English sources

This extra circuitry means more transistors generating yet more heat.

While public anger at his reaction increased, Mr. Mori defended his actions, generating yet more criticism.

Among families of working age, a growing proportion has two earners, generating yet more travel to work.

They worked together, then, as she gave him a lift home, they talked cloth and clothes, and he watched Parisian students, generating yet more ideas.

Sadly that looks likely only to increase the frequency of collisions, generating yet more junk and making it so expensive that a valuable orbit becomes unusable.

But even if you strive to resist their messages, contends Jensen, programmes such as Supernanny create a system of self-surveillance in which mothers scrutinise their every decision, thereby generating yet more anxiety.

Any deal to acquire AT&T would generate yet more fees for investment bankers.

Mr. Chai said that officials expected yesterday's appeals decisions to generate yet further grumbling.

The review describes how a growing, changing economy will generate yet more demand for engineers.

But, arguably, any attempt to secure a pre-agreement would simply generate yet another round of bickering.

"As Cell Phone Use Explodes, Debate Over Health Risk Grows" (July 27) accurately summarizes the questions about the safety of the electromagnetic fields they generate yet omits a major piece of important information.