Sentence examples for goes on to generate from inspiring English sources
More divisions means more mutations and perhaps more cancers.Organs renew themselves from special cells called stem cells that, when they divide, produce one daughter cell which is another stem cell, and a second which goes on to generate descendants that are cells needed by the tissue in question.
And then she goes on to generate more money for the UK plc than gorgeous George Osborne could dare to dream.
From there the strategy goes on to generate relations of implication and consistency between the sentences that express these attitudes as reflections of the norms which in the first instance govern attitudes directly.
The argument to this point is a self-contained refutation of pluralism, but Zeno goes on to generate a further problem for someone who continues to urge the existence of a plurality.
The neural plate is a sheet of pseudostratified epithelium in the centre of the ectoderm (the outermost layer of an embryo) that goes on to generate the central nervous system.
In July, Wan's The Conjuring opened in pole position through Warner Bros and has gone on to generate more than $270m worldwide.
It also secured her a substantial fortune as the books and marketing tie-ins went on to generate more than $200 million in worldwide sales.
Miku began as a mascot of a computer music program called Vocaloid, and went on to generate such a fanbase that she became an entity unto herself.
The programmes struck an immediate chord and the series went on to generate outstanding audience figures, confounding Mason's bosses who had previously expressed doubts about giving air time to such an unenticing subject.
It's an attempt to marry casual mobile gameplay and an engaging story with educational material, by a gaming brand that first launched in 2010 and went on to generate more than 300m downloads in its first two years.
