Sentence examples for government generated from inspiring English sources

The Allende government generated economic chaos and extreme political tension and would probably have imploded.

Taxol, a drug discovered by the federal government, generated $1.5 billion in sales for Bristol-Myers last year.

The government generated even greater controversy in 1999 when it granted the Angolan government permission to pursue Angolan rebels into Namibian territory, leading to unrest along the border that did not subside until 2002.

The proposed "Charter of Quebec Values," which would also require members of the public to uncover their faces when dealing with the government, generated widespread controversy after much of it was leaked to a Montreal newspaper earlier this summer.

Some experts on the region had recently warned that public resentment of the government generated by the floods could wear away public support for the military campaign against militants, integral to American goals in the region.

Some experts predicted that the public resentment of the government generated by the floods could erode support from the military's campaign against the militants, and give a boost to Pakistan's Islamic parties, which remain small but influential.

A dollar spent by government generates three or four from the private sector.

Indeed, economic forecasts are so important that the U.S. government generates forty-five themsand of theachach year.

If the government generates a demand, then manufacturers will follow with a high-quality, reasonably priced product.

In addition to displaying information the government generates, FrackTrack.org is collecting water well data from landowners and I've also created a jobs registry for businesses.

The opaque is built in because central government generates public confusion by presenting the difficulties of local government and of social workers as being due to their lack of competence and commitment.