Sentence examples for has always generated from inspiring English sources

*** The "Can I Afford It?" segment has always generated thousands of requests for Orman's counsel.

Mediocre as some of the later products are - avoid, for example, that dreary Dali exhibition down on London's South Bank - surrealism has always generated first-rate PR.

Borneo's rainforest also has always generated a lot of international interest, especially in respect of its continuous destruction and other conservation-related threats.

In a famous passage, it argues: "Our defeat was always implicit in the victory of others; our wealth has always generated our poverty by nourishing the prosperity of others".

The legacy of Presbyterianism in Scotland - that sense of one's life trajectory being predestined, and demanding a life of toil in the meantime - has always generated its anarchist and hedonist response in Scotland (see the much lamented televisual Diogenes, Rab C Nesbitt).

"Viewing levels are still high at that time amongst young audiences and children, and Doctor Who has always generated very high levels of recorded playback and iPlayer viewing so lots of children and families already choose a time that suits them over the days that follow," they added.

I've always generated my own stuff and suddenly people are bringing things to me".

The moves have always generated controversy, particularly when schools proposed for closing had shown some progress.

Social values are embedded in every corporate decision: Corporations have always generated norms within their organizational boundaries, from employment policies to business development.

From that resonant content, she could generate new content, just as she had always generated poetry from the immediate facts of the physical world.

Literary awards have always generated quibbles and controversies, but the prizes loom larger as other outlets for prestige have seen their fortunes wither.