Sentence examples for has ever generated from inspiring English sources

No other consumer issue has ever generated such anger, Jenna Gent, a spokeswoman for the Michigan attorney general's office, said.

No film has ever generated such expectations in China.

Toledo's surprise appointment to her position at Anne Klein, and her abrupt dismissal from it, one year and three well-received collections later, got more press than her own line has ever generated.

It will be interesting to see if those multimillions -- the most money she has ever generated from a tour, according to Pollstar -- coax her back to arenas for a hello-again tour sometime soon.

"The internet is a collective hallucination, one of the best humanity has ever generated," writes Jonathan Zittrain for New Republic.

But not one of them has ever generated a call for accountability from any nationally elected government official.

She was too earnest, too well-liked, too attractive, to have ever generated evident self-consciousness.

Since it went online at 10 a.m. last Sunday, Mr. Schundler had (at last count on Wednesday) collected 12,605 votes, vastly more than polls had ever generated in total before, according to the site.

What is worse, the disastrous dive of equity markets in 2008 may have wiped out all the profits that hedge funds have ever generated for investors.Mr Lack places a good deal of the blame for this on investors who fail to ask tough enough questions and have not grasped that they "want yesterday's returns without yesterday's risk".

No matter what the open-plan evangelists say, no shareholder value has ever been generated by colleague collisions at the copier or the CPR poster.

Half the wealth our nation has ever produced was generated in the last 25 years or so.