Sentence examples for have generated enough from inspiring English sources

These deals don't appear to have generated enough money to get rid of the deficit".

Even though nearly 90 jobs will be lost from the sale of the company and the relocation of its production facility, Ms. Flatley and Mr. Synnott seemed to have generated enough good will that the community is still cheering them.

But in the weeks since Sept. 11, weeks that have generated enough paperwork to wrap every subway car like a Christmas gift, there are three pieces of paper that have survived consignment to the oblivion of a cardboard file box.

Two board memberships – at Ipsa, the body overseeing MPs' expenses, and ENRC, the controversial Kazakh mining company – should have generated enough enemies to guarantee that his past has been gone through with a fine-tooth comb.

The scheme, Siemens previously said, would have generated enough power for 10,000 homes.

Ad infinitum, or at least until you have generated enough numbers to publish.

Britain has generated enough hip coffee, booze, or food spots in ex-loos to warrant "best of" lists in magazines.

But he added that the currency has generated enough enthusiasm "to at least make this a bubble".

THE past year and a half has generated enough newsprint about genetically modified (GM) potatoes to wrap many thousand portions of fish and chips.

This is just right for Mr. Cave, who in his time has generated enough ponderous creepiness for a hundred men.

By 1916, Chevrolet had generated enough profits for Durant to buy back control of G.M., into which he merged Chevrolet.