Sentence examples for has generated widespread from inspiring English sources
The size of the bequests, to Trouble and to dogs generally, has generated widespread astonishment.
The 2007-08 global economic panic has generated widespread worries that the capitalist system is too short-term and too crisis-prone.
The situation has generated widespread publicity and support for the men, bolstered by the fact that Mr. Aden is a candidate of the governing Social Democratic Party in elections next fall.
Shale gas is produced by the controversial practice of fracking, the technique which has generated widespread opposition from environmentalists and some communities near potential reserves over reported links to earthquakes and water pollution.
To the soda industry's chagrin, Mr. Bloomberg's plan has generated widespread interest in the debate about soft drinks and obesity, an issue that had lurked mostly in academic journals and Washington policy circles.
It was first made public this month, but has generated widespread attention from investors and the Chinese financial press since last week, when the Development Research Center issued it through its own newspaper.
Rio's chief executive, Sam Walsh, said the deterioration of the global economy had generated widespread market uncertainty.
Constant anxiety and the prevalence of crime have generated widespread hatred of the gangs and demands for the government to take tougher countermeasures.
It is they, not the waitresses with spare rooms and rescue animals, who have generated widespread anger in New Orleans and other cities across the country.
Steps to stabilise the economy, such as austerity measures and privatisation, have generated widespread unrest, particularly among the indigenous poor.
