Sentence examples similar to has generated near from inspiring English sources

The Gianforte assault has generated near-universal outrage from politicians, journalists, and the general public.

Two independent groups have generated near-complete V. vinifera (cv. Pinot Noir and cv.

C8 CBS Lures Young Viewers "Survivor," the hit series about survival and relationship tests on a tropical island near Borneo, has generated for CBS the kind of ratings with young viewers that normally are associated with shows on the Fox network or ABC.

While clubs like Artemis have been busier than usual after games, the tournament has generated nowhere near the surge in demand for prostitution — or the influx of temporary prostitutes from Eastern Europe and Asia — that many experts predicted.

Plus, at the end of the day, TV is all about ratings and no one that has filled in for Regis has generated anywhere near [the] ratings or buzz they had hoped".

The vaccine has been shown to be safe and has generated herd protection, with control and near-elimination of group A meningococcal disease wherever it has been used [ 2– 4].

UPS reckons that 156 companies have moved to be near its hub, which has generated 12,000 jobs and $348m in annual payroll.

Microsoft's near-monopoly in personal computer operating systems has generated its own antitrust problems.

Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy has survived the cull so far (though it seems there have been a couple of near misses on the trade front) and has spoken of the enthusiasm the new coach has generated.

The use of near infrared (NIR) optical methods as a supplement to conventional techniques for diagnosing and detecting breast cancer has generated considerable interest.

But word of mouth has generated more passengers every year since the Cresli program began in 2002, Dr. Kopelman said, and the 2004 trip was near capacity.