Sentence examples for has generated one from inspiring English sources
This deeply felt need has generated one of the more bizarre magazine covers in recent memory.
The series has generated one of the biggest new Walt Disney Company brands in years -- one that has already spawned successful lines of Lizzie clothing and merchandise.
C1 Lizzie Appeals to 'Tweens' The "Lizzie McQuire" series, introduced in January 2001, has generated one of the biggest new Walt Disney Company brands in years -- one that has spawned successful lines of Lizzie clothing and merchandise.
The dams are slated to be ultimately intended to provide power for numerous mining projects, such as the proposed Conga mine which has generated one of Peru's fiercest social conflicts in recent years and is run by the US's Newmont Mining Corporation partnered by Peru's Minas Buenaventura and the World Bank's International Finance Corporation.
Whether or not the stores will stay afloat, the news of their closing has generated one strange by-product: nostalgia.
For all the comment it has generated, one aspect of the Gingrich campaign that has gone undiscussed is its extraordinary relationship with Jews.
(3) Each group member took turns to share the ideas they had generated, one at a time, and these were recorded on a flip chart.
Its attempts to erect new buildings or buy old ones and squeeze out residents have generated one neighborhood battle after another.
We have generated one ASRE that can target the expanded RNA repeats in DM1 patient cells and specifically degrade the pathogenic DMPK messenger RNAs with minimal effect on wild-type alleles.
In total, we have generated one pair of E16 WT and KO embryos, and one pair of E17 WT and KO embryos because of the small litter size and our heterozygous to heterozygous breeding strategy, which has 25% chance to produce KO.
When we re-examined our data and discarded 20 markers that, if misplaced would have generated one or more spurious inversions each, we found a more conservative estimate of 43 inversions (more than three times that of the common set of markers), with 58% of them (25) involving apple DNA fragments ≤ 7.5 Mbp, still a very large number of inversions.
