Sentence examples for has even generated from inspiring English sources

The Treasury has even generated a profit on some of its investments, including a $12 billion gain on Citigroup.

The rise of Isis has even generated fears for the fate of splendid Roman ruins in Libya, where Sufi shrines have been vandalised.

Hip-hop has even generated its own media, represented by production companies like Nomadic Wax and their Democracy In Dakar documentary, that deals with the role rappers play in the political process in Senegal.

Since publicly announcing his changed views on medical marijuana earlier this month, CNN's chief medical correspondent has inspired a more serious look at weed and has even generated some pressure on President Barack Obama to reexamine his position on marijuana laws.

In the last few years, companies dabbling in the concept have even generated a new lingo, with terms like "hoteling," "hotdesking" and "virtual private network".

These hassles have even generated a new industry, with startups offering to handle customer service issues on behalf of the consumer, for a fee.

Observations by NASA's Dawn spacecraft show that Vesta formed within the first few million years of the solar system, that its surface is in places as bright as snow and in others as dark as coal, and that it contains an iron core that may have even briefly generated a magnetic field — all very planetlike features.

It has even been hard to generate concern among residents of this preternaturally carefree town.

There is no satirical porn premiere in Montreal that has even come close to generating the same amount of buzz.

There have even been Web sites that generated a fake boarding pass or provided instructions on how to make one at home.

The way he'd turned this time of year into simply the inevitable guarenteed payoff to the flaming momentum his talent programme had generated must have even been boring him.