Sentence examples for have generated in from inspiring English sources

Chevallier said today: "This dramatic increase could well reverse the growth we have generated in recent years.

The latter may sound unrealistic, but look at the buzz that – from the outside, at least – the BBC's move to Salford appears to have generated in the region.

The thing that will ensure the doors remain open is the sales the two singles have generated, in a market that is shrinking.

The California Community Foundation, for example, gives away what it calls a "community dividend" with some of the money its investments have generated in recent years.

Its web of free-trade agreements has helped, not least because of the (sometimes negative) media coverage these have generated in importing countries.

"The international courts… have fulfilled a unique, universal, immensely significant change," he said, "in that they have generated in all intelligent people around the world the expectation that wrongdoing in conflict will be the subject of accountability".

Several laboratories have generated in-house indirect ELISAs using either virus derived antigen or recombinant structural proteins.

This could help Bing keep up the buzz it has generated in the last month.

That's not surprising, considering the money they've generated in a short time by charging for former freebies.

The team is reportedly looking to trade the only promising star their franchise has generated in recent years, Iman Shumpert.

That was considerably more than all the profits that the industry had generated in its entire history.