Sentence examples for has generated enough from inspiring English sources

Britain has generated enough hip coffee, booze, or food spots in ex-loos to warrant "best of" lists in magazines.

This is just right for Mr. Cave, who in his time has generated enough ponderous creepiness for a hundred men.

But he added that the currency has generated enough enthusiasm "to at least make this a bubble".

By declaring an impossible price tag, the company has generated enough lucrative hype to make the cheapest car viable after all.

THE past year and a half has generated enough newsprint about genetically modified (GM) potatoes to wrap many thousand portions of fish and chips.

Over the past nine years it has generated enough cash to pay off most of this debt, even while ploughing more than $75 million into new equipment.

These deals don't appear to have generated enough money to get rid of the deficit".

By 1916, Chevrolet had generated enough profits for Durant to buy back control of G.M., into which he merged Chevrolet.

Before long he had generated enough revenue through consultation fees to build a large shrine complex nearby.

But Mr. Farley said that it had generated enough interest that he would investigate matte-finish paints tough enough to hold up on the streets.

Mr. Pinelli said that so far the offers had generated enough honest customers to keep the repo man from working overtime.