Sentence examples for has generated a good from inspiring English sources

The crackdown has generated a good deal of absurdity.

By pulling the uncomfortable subject of money out from the wings and placing it right at center stage, this new initiative has generated a good deal of controversy.

And the success and name recognition of eBay, the online-auction colossus, has generated a good deal of attention for Whitman.

But as one of the few amusing political advertisements on the air in Georgia at the moment, it has generated a good deal of conversation.

With 2,650 seats, it is one of Europe's largest opera houses, and it has generated a good deal of buzz in just a few years with a diverse but popular line up: from the experimental composer Steve Reich, to the Bolchoi Ballet, to the mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli.

The idea that drastic, human-induced climate change could have an effect on global stability, particularly to the extent that it might spur mass migrations of people fleeing increasingly inhospitable landscapes, has generated a good deal of academic scrutiny and political hand-wringing over the past decade, and for good reason.

Perhaps there was corporate tension between the two, as Marbury had generated a good deal of publicity by marketing cheap alternative sneakers to King James's overpriced stock.

"We've a great spirit amongst us but I always worry in saying that, in giving them [the fans] some sort of back-handed compliment that they have generated a good team spirit and a siege mentality.

Up to then, the JDL and its small band had generated a good deal of publicity by staging some annoying demonstrations, causing disruptions of public hearing on school issues and committing a few assaults on members of other extremist groups.

But I always worry when saying that [the players are motivated to prove the doubters wrong], that you are giving them some sort of back-handed compliment, that they have generated a good team spirit and a siege mentality, because they haven't.

Reclaim Australia and the United Patriots Front UPFF) have generated a good deal of media interest in the past week, from the UPF rally in Bendigo on 10 October and the comical travails of "The Great Aussie Patriot", to the "everyday mums and dads" message communicated by Channel 7's investigation on its current affairs program, Sunday Night.