Sentence examples for has since generated from inspiring English sources

Capitol TV — movie footage, user-generated "Hunger Games" videos — arrived on YouTube in February and has since generated almost 17.7 million video views.

Malia, now nineteen, has since generated microscopic waves of half-hearted controversy for going to music festivals, playing beer pong, kissing a boy.

That video became the cornerstone of the It Gets Better Project, which has since generated more than 23,000 videos viewed more than 60 million times.

It began in the mid-1980s with only $10m capital from the government and has since generated much of its capital from retained profits.

The move to buy lala.com, which lets users store and share their music libraries online, and is used by Google for its OneBox music service, took many by surprise – but has since generated an avalanche of speculation about Apple's motivations, and the value of deal.

The guerrilla war has since generated wide suspicion of what is known among Algerians as the "mafia," an entrenched network of political and business interests, including members of the military, that is accused of delaying effective action against the militants while it takes advantage of the violence to enrich itself.

We have since generated modified vaccinia Tian Tan (MVTT) strains by attenuating the virulence of VTT through viral genomic engineering and clonal selection [11].

We have since generated an additional donor cloning vector containing 3xP3-DsRed but no attP site (pHD-DsRed) for rapid cloning of similar dsDNA donors that will be available through Addgene.

Ten years ago, Portland pioneered the return of the streetcar, an effort that has since helped generate several billion dollars in private development, including office space, condos and affordable housing.

It represents a chemical prototype from which newer generation analogues have since been generated that lack some potentially deleterious effects of probucol (Stocker, 2009), including lowering HDL cholesterol and prolonging cardiac repolarization (QTc interval).

It was first described for yeast, and has since been applied to generate maps of bacteria, eukaryotic parasites, plants and vertebrates [ 1].