Sentence examples for had engendered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giroux marveled at the cooperation the project had engendered.

Her visit underlined the widespread support the protests had engendered across the country before the raid.

Privatization had not been an unqualified success, and education, health, and welfare cuts had engendered public apprehension.

Falling into decline thereafter, continual warfare and neglect had engendered a state of chaos by the early 1900s.

The hope that they — and, indeed, Sanchez — had engendered with that fourth-quarter comeback now appears, at best, misguided.

But as the Mets limped through their final games, Collins began to fret that a slew of losses could erase the good will the players had engendered.

GreenTech's plans have engendered some skepticism.

The mystery has engendered rumors.

"It has engendered less demand for people".

Leno's recent upswing has engendered better press notices.

Often, however, the admittance of new members has engendered controversy.