Sentence examples for has engendered the from inspiring English sources

The turmoil within the Pakistani Army has engendered the lowest morale since it lost the war in 1971 against East Pakistan, now Bangladesh, army observers say.

Only Indiana, Arizona and Hawaii opted out, but Indiana has engendered the most confusion because it essentially has three time zones.

The film's meticulous attention to the details of Alexandra's tightly controlled and arduous journey suggests the brutality that Russia has engendered: the description of a train as "armored" resounds in a viewer's mind like the Iron Curtain slamming shut.

Napster, an explosively popular service with 56 million registrants that has engendered the ire of the record industry because it permits free exchange of copyrighted music, remains in litigation against the five major record labels.

And yet the success of this "casual revolution," as Juul has called the spread of easier, more accessible video games, like the Finnish sensation Angry Birds, has engendered the idea that games should be more widely integrated into everything we do — that we are insufficiently engaged unless we are passing simultaneously through a real world and a simulated one.

The President and Board of Trustees of Vassar College note with deepest sorrow the passing of Marion Musser Lloyd, Class of 1932, a former trustee of the College, and an alumna whose lifelong devotion and service to Vassar has engendered the greatest of admiration and affection on the part of her alma mater and all those who knew her.

It was to a large extent the Wilde case that had engendered the attitudes to homosexuality that prevailed throughout most of the first half of the 20th century.

But for now Mr. Boehner seems not only to have engendered the good will of his conference but also to have locked in place the spending cuts Republicans have been fighting for.

If we were to revive the fable today in our media-dominated world, Baudrillard suggests, the map would have engendered the Empire, and "it would be the territory whose shreds are slowly rotting across the map".

Such adsorbed NO2 gas molecules could capture the electrons from the SnO2 surface of the heterostructure thin film and might have engendered the variation of the depletion layer thickness at the heterointerfaces, resulting in the increased electrical resistance of the sample.

The latter would have engendered the construction of underdeveloped subjectivities among Soqotrans, as they sought to accommodate themselves to the signifiers of poverty and the accompanying plethora of deficiencies that such a paradigm privileges in its discourse, in order to obtain assistance from UN projects.