Sentence examples for have generated almost from inspiring English sources
The 59 movies he has produced have generated almost $10 billion in ticket sales, adjusting for inflation.
It is part of a wider 24-acre economic regeneration project, which when it opens, will have generated almost 200 new jobs and relocated almost 2,000.
If the 61 million shares were bought at the average price, they would have generated almost $935 million for the company.
Mr. Chernin's plans have generated almost as much industry speculation as Comcast's bid to acquire 51 percent of NBC networks and Universal Studios from General Electric and Vivendi.
The shares were trading as high as 598p in March, which in theory could have generated almost £1.8bn for the Treasury – £530m more than the government could make from selling the shares at Thursday's price.
The changing demands of war — or the military, anyway — have generated almost all the major evolution in menswear, particularly when it comes to the longest and most successful of male uniforms, the suit.
In just three years, "The Cosby Show" has generated almost $600 million in profits from syndication to television stations.
For example, two years ago Tesco announced that it had generated almost 30,000 tonnes of food waste over just six months.
Having generated almost as much public fascination as Jennifer's ear or Kylie's rear, Colin McRae's broken finger survived the Catalonia Rally without further surgery.
