Sentence examples for have managed to generate from inspiring English sources

Indeed, much of the cheer retailers have managed to generate has gone to consumers.

None of the three have managed to generate the brand pizazz of Apple, or the marketing muscle of Samsung Electronics.

Even companies that have managed to generate profits — Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America are three examples — have received taxpayer aid.

However, recent landmark studies have managed to generate myelinating spheroids and brain microphysiological systems and we can expect more elaborated protocols in the future.

Consumers view the chilled cabinet as providing convenience and quality and suppliers have managed to generate and maintain this perception through rapidly changing portfolios of products whose branding and presentation reinforce it.

Now, in the wake of the scandal, the Liberals may lose several of the 15 western seats they hold in the lower house of Parliament, though they could still eke out a national victory because none of the three opposition parties have managed to generate much excitement.

I had managed to generate four hundred and seventy watts for just ten seconds.

Or, so it would seem, judging by the headlines it has managed to generate in some of today's papers.

None of the would-be bidders currently trotting around the parade ring has managed to generate a buzz.

The hot, dense substance, called a quark-gluon plasma, has managed to generate intense disputes in the 15 years or so in which scientists have pursued it.

Thus far, the only thing that the government's ambitious program has managed to generate is fierce opposition among people living in the region.