Sentence examples for has always engendered from inspiring English sources
Capitalism has always engendered crises, and always will.
True, politics has always engendered the spurious statement, but never on the scale of today's outpouring.
Apple, he believes, has always engendered strong emotion in its customers – whether positive or negative.
For basic scientists and clinical investigators, the rational design of new drugs has always engendered great enthusiasm.
The truth is that very few fans, journos, etc., would argue against any of those names being considered among "the best;" Johnson's name, on the other hand, has always engendered resistance.
But that's not because the Fed is out of bullets, but because the Fed has always been incapable of engendering viable growth; its ability, rather, is limited to manipulating the purchasing power of money.
From his early adoption of the Roland GR-300 guitar synthesiser onwards, Metheny has always been fascinated by the way technological advances engender musical mutations.
The burning question has always been whether Brennan's influence on the Warren court — which engendered a revolution that has yet to be fully reversed all these years later — was as dramatic and outsized as we've been led to believe.
I have always favored one person one vote because it engenders personal accountability and responsibility, but this election makes it clear that the Electoral College system is superior for electing a president (front page, Nov. 28).
