Sentence examples for had long generated from inspiring English sources

Advent first tried to reproduce a strategy that had long generated half the firm's investment ideas -- cold-calling executives at cutting-edge technology companies, and mining them for leads, Mr. Brown said.

And consumer goods companies soon became the subjects of big, frenzied takeovers by other concerns eager for the fat profit margins and rapid growth that soaps and cereals had long generated.

Female bullfighters have long generated comment.

Bullfighting has long generated commentary and controversy.

Such art has long generated controversy.

Immigration has long generated more heat than light; prejudice and rumour are rife.

Anything associated with women's pleasures, aesthetic or sexual, has long generated anxiety and scandalous murmurs.

Nuclear plants have long generated nearly a quarter of Germany's electricity.

The Tomic family, who moved to Australia when Bernard was 3, has long generated tension in the tennis community.

Enterprising folk have long generated a steady income selling popular apps about trains and the like to passengers.

Evolution has long generated bitter fights between the left and the right about whether God or science better explains the origins of life.