Sentence examples for has generated not from inspiring English sources

Each one has generated not just extraordinary individual works, but playwrights who have changed the way we do theatre.

In Spain, Portugal, and other countries at the periphery of the Euro zone, austerity has generated not just recessions but crunching depressions, which only recently have come to an end, with a return to modest growth.

Harry Hopper, the chairman of the board, told the Washington Post that "the process of publicly exploring this idea has generated not only noise and indigestion, it has also generated an inflow of opportunities and information".

Their plan offers a critique of what free market capitalism has generated, not an indictment of the federal government.

The extensive use of antibiotic treatments without performing the ASTs has generated not only an escalation of "treatment failures" [ 33- 36], but also a positive selective pressure for specific international MDR clones (e.g., G1407 and G225) [ 3, 4].

No one could doubt the vision in Rebut's design, but the price ten billion dollars was conspicuous for a field that had generated not one electron of net power.

Louisiana's patterns of historical settlements have generated not only a unique Cajun culture but also an ethnically and linguistically distinct Creole culture of mixed French, African American, and Native American heritage.

No one could doubt the vision in Rebut's design, but the price — ten billion dollars — was conspicuous for a field that had generated not one electron of net power.

His supporters are predicting that whatever controversy the case has generated will not determine the outcome at the polls.

And to prove it, Sweeten's photography has generated a not-insignificant social presence with 160K followers on Instagram.

This team, which has generated fewer expectations, will not.