Sentence examples for has also engendered from inspiring English sources

It has also engendered soul-searching.

Such intricacy has also engendered different models for survivin function and its implications.

Whatever pleasure it has brought untold gardeners, the flower has also engendered a bit of scorn among some.

The drive to higher frequencies has also engendered highly sophisticated material configurations, such as the heterojunction, that have no low-frequency counterparts.

The election has also engendered more general fears of unrest among some families, with households hoarding rice and other staples, the restaurant owner said.

It has also engendered the so-called Umbrella generation: youth who now spend their time debating and scrutinizing every government policy on social media.

Yet, along with this high repute, sustained over two millennia, lawyers have also engendered tremendous distrust and even hatred in many societies.

They have also engendered fears of government surveillance, because there is no consensus in law on how the data collected can be used, shared or stored.

Against this backdrop, savings groups have not only provided members with a much-needed financial crutch but have also engendered a sense of solidarity, says Samia Sayed Ahmed, an Ezbet Khairallah resident and field officer for Banking on Change.

These strong relationships have also engendered citizens' confidence in the system of vigías, scientist and authorities, resulting in prompt evacuations at times of high risk, and an increase in the uptake of risk information.

But the group's activities, while propelling Republicans in key races (in addition to Sen. Blanche Lincoln in the Arkansas Democratic primary), have also engendered some negative press.