Sentence examples similar to has generated rising from inspiring English sources

Public engagement in biobanking has generated a rising trend in the number of samples/data included, and in the related information flows.

In most countries, increased longevity and lowered birth rates have generated a rising proportion of retired citizens.

While its competitors rose, Nokia has generated nearly 5 billion euros ($6.5 billion) in losses under Mr. Elop, and eliminated a third of its work force.

More recently, the use of corn as a biofuel has generated great concern about rises in the market price of corn for consumption, the need to increase cultivable areas, as well as water quality and other ecological damages.

For instance, he said that the Newark area, with its shipping ports and international airport, has generated new jobs even as American exports rose with a weaker dollar.

For Kennedy, this "cupcakification" of the nation – this rise of "Mumfordland" – has generated a vigorous anti-pastoral counter-culture, animated by what he nicely calls "the terror in the terroir".

Even though the Northamptonshire track has ambitious plans to effect a £30 million redevelopment, and the rise of Lewis Hamilton has generated a sell-out for next week's running if the race, the British Racing Drivers Clubb which owns the circuit and promotes the event are still unable to agree fresh terms with F1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone.

The case has generated huge interest and is likely to give rise to similar challenges.

Where once stars seemed distant, aloof and mysterious, the rise of social media has generated an artificial sense of closeness.

The rise of the live-streamed funeral has generated a certain amount of worry over potential negative consequences.

Since its discovery in the 1980s, IPMN has generated much discussion, and the frequency with which it is diagnosed has risen in recent years.