It also says something about the Clintons and the mistrust they have engendered over the years that so many people do not take them at their word, even over a question like this.
Diving with sharks, and especially feeding them, has engendered controversy over the past several years.
This has largely stopped, as the neighborhood seems to have adjusted to the presence of a water store -- either that or Sandy has engendered fears over the quality of city water.
The punctuational nature of punctuated equilibrium has engendered perhaps the most confusion over Eldredge and Gould's theory.
Before that happens, it is worthwhile to pause for one final word about "empathy," the announced presidential criterion that has engendered a surprising national debate over the past couple of weeks.
To most teenagers at the time this was one of the first standout books to discuss mental illness and over the years has engendered a stream of new books dedicated to the topic.
This is a manager who, by almost Svengali persuasion, has engendered spirit and style into the way Arsenal has played over his 15-year tenure.
Nonetheless, homeopathy has engendered some of the most intense skepticism within CAM, largely over the nature of its medicines ("remedies").
Concern over COI and resultant risk of bias has engendered a variety of approaches and policies by biomedical journals, academic institutions, medical and continuing education institutions, healthcare delivery systems, professional organizations, and public sector policy makers.
