Sentence examples for have always generated from inspiring English sources
The moves have always generated controversy, particularly when schools proposed for closing had shown some progress.
Social values are embedded in every corporate decision: Corporations have always generated norms within their organizational boundaries, from employment policies to business development.
Literary awards have always generated quibbles and controversies, but the prizes loom larger as other outlets for prestige have seen their fortunes wither.
"The large law firms that hire Law School students have always generated most of their revenues by assisting businesses in structuring and litigating over complex financial transactions," [Professor Jesse Fried wrote].
Big or small, over the top or ultra politically correct -- graduates of a Jewish workshop in Montclair celebrated their coming of age with Islamic girls from a nearby mosque -- bar and bat mitzvahs have always generated questions among Jews.
As for size, bar mitzvahs have always generated epic parties, the kind in which 385 guests drink 50 different types of martinis from a bar sculptured entirely of ice.
I've always generated my own stuff and suddenly people are bringing things to me".
Borneo's rainforest also has always generated a lot of international interest, especially in respect of its continuous destruction and other conservation-related threats.
From that resonant content, she could generate new content, just as she had always generated poetry from the immediate facts of the physical world.
Mediocre as some of the later products are - avoid, for example, that dreary Dali exhibition down on London's South Bank - surrealism has always generated first-rate PR.
