Sentence examples for has generated broad from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bae's plight has generated broad sympathy in the United States.

Indeed, our strategy of targeting Iran's government and not its people has generated broad international buy-in and is yielding remarkable results.

Grant's research, which has generated broad interest in the study of relationships at work and will be published for the first time for a popular audience in his new book, "Give and Take," starts with a premise that turns the thinking behind those theories on its head.

Atmospheric deposition of anthropogenic nitrogen has generated broad biogeochemical and ecological impacts in high-elevation regions of the western United States [6].

Open Flow appears to have generated broad industry support, he said, but it must still prove itself in the market.

Military crises have exposed areas where the federal government was needed and have generated broad public support in a country suspicious of government.

At present, perovskite solar cells (PSCs) have generated broad interest because of their rapid PCE improvement from 3.8% in 2009 to 22.1% in 2016 [7], as shown in Fig. 1a [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14].

In summary, although literature on job satisfaction, burnout and turnover is well developed in western countries, and seems to have generated broad support for their interrelationships and their relevance to the human resource crisis, research has only recently begun to investigate these issues together in sub-Saharan African health workforces.

The majority of reports suggest some endogenous capacity for cardiac myocyte renewal, which has generated a broad focus on finding the cellular source of newly generated cardiac myocytes.

Since the charges were brought in March 1999 against the Jewish men, as well as eight unidentified Muslims, the case has generated questions from a broad range of governments and organizations.

4 The intuitive basis of the theory has generated interest from a broad array of nonoccupational disciplines.