Sentence examples for going on generating from inspiring English sources
Nope! Set up a Facebook page, Twitter, fancy Tumblr, Soundcloud and get going on generating attention.
The taunting goes on, generating a level of moral ambiguity that few songwriters risk.
He suggested the issue needed "to be rectified" if the government was "to go on generating employment growth and reducing unemployment".
The idea that the brain could mirror what is going on in others generated a lot of enthusiasm among researchers; it was recognized as a potential neural basis for empathy.
It is also a conflict that has been going on for almost five years, generating media fatigue.
And among America's smaller banks the country has an impressive total of 8,000 banks many mergers have been going on, without attracting the headlines generated by the biggest players' deals.
Bernanke and others tried to point out that it was mainly about gasoline, with nothing much going on in measures of domestically generated inflation; for this they (and I) were attacked fiercely.
What is really going on is that large cardinal axioms generate trees that are robust and act as oracles for truth.
Controlled by a computer program, the thousands of lights go on and off, generating all kinds of patterns.
Huzar knows that OfferUp cannot go on forever without generating meaningful revenue and that it won't be able to continue to raise vast sums of money to stave off the burn.
