Sentence examples for had generated since from inspiring English sources

In a statement on Wednesday, local authorities said they were struggling to cope with the media attention the event – originally planned as an annual "Bring Bowe Back" rally calling for Bergdahl's release – had generated since he was released on Saturday.

Mr. Richards would not say how many more bookings Hotels.com had generated since it began offering coupons, but he did say that about 34percentt of those who now book hotel rooms were printing coupons for redemption.

In the end, Mr. Becker supported a compromise that victims should be able to keep some of the gains their investments had generated, since the investment might have grown over time even in a low-interest account.

Mr. Hulett would not say how many visitors or sales the site had generated since its introduction, but according to Allen Weiner, an analyst for Gartner, a technology consultancy, Mpire's price data sets it apart from other sites in the market.

While the agency had agreed on a deal that would return to investors only the money they had put into their Madoff accounts, Mr. Becker argued that the commission should change its stance to allow victims to keep some of the gains their investments had generated, since the investment would have grown somewhat over time even in a low-interest account.

But in the summer of 2009, Mr. Becker reversed this decision, arguing that the commission should allow victims to keep some of the gains their investments had generated, since the investment would have grown over time even in a low-interest account.

But you would think hard before putting money on them being symptoms of such a general outbreak of goodwill and generosity as France has generated since the current tournament began.

Both claim they have a right to a share in the millions in revenue he has generated since his birth.

By selling tickets to lectures, books, merchandise and memberships, the group brought in $281,885 in 2010, part of more than $2m it has generated since 2005.

The songs will be the first new material the Stones have generated since the recording sessions for their 2005 album "A Bigger Bang," Billboard reported.

Leo Benedictus discussed Jo Brand in last week's Comedy Gold slot, and we've no reason to be surprised that comments below the line reflected the polarised opinions Brand has generated since she first burst on the scene.