Sentence examples for has generated questions from inspiring English sources
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.
Though current technology is mostly limited to selecting among existing embryos, the prospect of genetically altering gametes or embryos has generated questions about the permissibility of genetic enhancement.
The fact that 19,000 people are still missing has generated questions about the methodology and effectiveness of the government's search effort.
The detection of common and rare CNVs has generated questions concerning the phenotypic effects of CNVs in CHD and its recurrence risk [ 43– 43].
We have generated questions that allow students to revisit the warm-up questions and discuss the ramifications of these evolutionary mechanisms (Table 3).
"The applications business is facing renewed competition from all angles…the recent results and change in marketing strategy have generated questions about the actual potency of [Oracle's application suite called] 11i," says Drew Brousseau of SG Cowen.
This broader role has generated existential questions for the G-20, not just about its effectiveness but also its legitimacy and role in the international monetary system.
Having released only two years' worth of his taxes, Mr. Romney has generated new questions — about a Swiss bank account that contained about $3 million; and investments in funds that had connections to the Cayman Islands.
The growth of commercial spaceflight has generated interesting questions about telerobotic surgeries.
However, according to the Chronicle, the center "has generated more questions locally than answers" and the San Antonio operation has stirred "concern across Latin America, where countries remain alert to any slight to sovereignty".
