Sentence examples for had generated so much from inspiring English sources

He was pleased that the Prokhorov Effect had generated so much interest.

Persimmon chief executive, Jeff Fairburn, said the company had generated so much cash it would pay out 95p a share to investors in April rather than July.

But Ali had generated so much good will by then that there was little he could say or do that would change the public's perception of him.

The previous "builds" of No Man's Sky that he had publicly shown — the ones that had generated so much excitement — contained choreographed elements.

He said he was thrilled the park had generated so much business and publicity for the seaside town but admitted he was quite relieved it was coming to an end.

A spokeswoman for the National Association of the Deaf said the protest episode — which it praised beforehand as "phenomenal and groundbreaking" — had generated so much dialogue "because the situation is very real to us".

Which is why Brooklyn Fare, a restaurant opening next month, has generated so much buzz.

The debate over health-care reform has generated so much passion, based on so little knowledge.Who's at fault?

The salaries have generated so much buzz that the school now asks job applicants to make inquiries by e-mail.

Mr Ong said he was nonetheless pleased "that this question has generated so much interest and 'solutions' on the internet".

Perhaps it should not be surprising, then, that the Wall Street bailout has generated so much anger among middle-class Americans.