Sentence examples for have generated something from inspiring English sources
But recently they have generated something else: electricity.
"I've seen a statistic which reckons the one song will have generated something like $8m [£5m] by the end of the year from money that comes directly from YouTube through advertising plus download sales, its uses in adverts and TV programmes," Chris Cooke, business editor of the CMU music news site, told the BBC.
Floyd Mayweather has generated something like $120 , $130 millionin pay-per-view revenue in his last two fights, and he personally picked up like $50 million for himself.
About the only thing that he shares in common with Tennessee Ernie is that he has generated something like 16 tons of speculation about whether he will enter a Democratic primary against New York's appointed junior senator, Kirsten E. Gillibrand.
And the rush to mine has generated something unexpected - a wealth of new information about life in some of the least explored parts of the world.
"I am aware that the indications have generated the appearance of something improper, something that in reality did not occur," Peña Nieto said last Tuesday.
The giant sums of money spinning around San Francisco in recent years, fueled by a booming tech sector, have generated hordes of 20-something millionaires and thousands more with six-figure salaries.
The terrible terrorist events that have struck Israel on the Passover holiday have generated an understandable feeling that "something must be done".
Such altruism will also help erase any aura of elitism that El Bulli may have generated, which Mr. Adrià said was "something that was perhaps inevitable but that I haven't sought".
This could be the case because the recent immigration history in Spain started in 1995 with almost no immigrant settled in the country, something that may have generated a higher potential for endogenous growth since congestion effects are nil.
