Sentence examples for has engendered large from inspiring English sources
Tight glycemic control has engendered large numbers of investigations, with conflicting results.
The dominance of the novel and the expectations it has engendered, he argued, have left a large readership unable to view a poem with the care, diligence and patience it requires.
It's been a long while since an appointment to this important post has engendered such heated debate in the larger field of classical music.
The HIV epidemic has engendered an unprecedented sexual behavior surveillance infrastructure; a likewise unprecedented and large body of research on specific sexual practices, especially unprotected anal intercourse (UAI) among MSM has resulted.
The mystery has engendered rumors.
And I think that has engendered resentment.
The case has engendered no reliance interests.
"It has engendered less demand for people".
Extensive use of this herbicide has engendered serious environmental concerns.
Leno's recent upswing has engendered better press notices.
Often, however, the admittance of new members has engendered controversy.
