Sentence examples for has now generated from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, that litigation has now generated some unusual circumstances of its own making".
This has now generated something of a Eurosceptic hegemony in British public debate.
But endless innovation has now generated a series of demands that are starting to overwhelm the market.
The county that for Pevsner was "full of delights and of temptation for study" has now generated no fewer than eight pages of suggested further reading.
The case could also foreshadow further actions as Mr. Bharara's office continues to weigh penalties for JPMorgan over the trading blowup that has now generated more than $6 billion in losses.
It argues that "the American effort to 'integrate' China into the liberal international order has now generated new threats to US primacy in Asia and could eventually result in a consequential challenge to American power globally".
Long years of anti-European prejudice from the Tory Eurosceptics, laced with downright insults from their supporting press, have now generated a growing anti-British prejudice in many European capitals, not just Paris.
We have now generated viruses expressing VP26 fusions with Cerulean, Venus, mOrange, tdTomato, mCherry, and Dronpa3 fluorescent proteins.
Its 37 original programs, which are included with both YouTube TV and the ad-free paid subscription, YouTube Red, have now generated nearly 250 million views.
Today, the company says that more than 20,000 sites have now generated videos using the version of Wibbitz that was launched that fall.
Using cryo-electron microscopy we have now generated a ∼13 Å three-dimensional map of DNA-PKcs, revealing the overall architecture and topology of the 4128 residue polypeptide chain and allowing location of domains.
