Sentence examples for incident has generated from inspiring English sources
"We have already seen the emotions and energies this incident has generated.
"We have already seen the emotions and energies this incident has generated," he said in a statement.
The prime minister, Manmohan Singh, an 80-year-old former economist, encountered derision when he described the "emotions and energies this incident has generated" as "perfectly understandable reactions from a young India and an India that genuinely desires change".
The commissioner of the IPCC, Cindy Butts, said: "This incident has generated a great deal of concern and debate among the public following footage released on social media and therefore it is important we conduct an independent investigation to thoroughly examine what happened.
One incident has generated a slew of comment and frustration, not least because it was a clear turning point in the game itself.
The incident button in the EHR has generated the most profit due to optimal workflow feasibility and benefits for committee members because reporting within the patient file provides more complete and easier accessible information for analysis.
Take the story of UK standup David Whitney, who was involved in an incident with a heckler in Edinburgh that has generated some of the most striking (but presumably unwanted) headlines of the fringe.
"This was a horrible incident, and we understand the anger and deep emotion it has generated," the statement reads.
Whatever advantage the Clinton campaign may have gained out of this incident, it should be very careful not to destroy the excitement and elation that the Obama campaign has generated to date.
This too has generated tension.
