Sentence examples for has engendered an from inspiring English sources
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For many Americans, the course of current events, at home and abroad, has engendered an attitude that has progressed beyond cynicism into a wondering disgust and on into a blazing anger in search of an outlet.
Mr. Kelly said that the case has engendered "an element of disbelief," in him, "in each step kind of expecting that now somebody is going to get it right" in describing her.
But the Star countered that USA Gymnastics' focus on educating members instead of setting ground rules and enforcing them has engendered an epidemic: the equivalent of one allegation every 20 days over the last two decades.
The policy's pitfalls are common knowledge: it has engendered an economically perilous demographic crunch and human rights abuses such as forced late-term abortions, abducted infants and the use of violence to collect fines.
Throughout the last century, a succession of regional and world conflicts, economic migrations, and shifting state formations has engendered an intricate pattern of population movements and refugee resettlements across the region.
RODOLFO DIRZO: This area is an ecological theater where evolution has engendered a plethora of plays.
Thailand's centralized political system has engendered a "colonial attitude of governors" posted here, he said.
This link has engendered a culture of secrecy in the nuclear industry that worries some.
The continuous revolution in communications has engendered a loosening of rigid fanatical attitudes".
