Sentence examples for is spawned from inspiring English sources
verb
To produce or deposit (eggs) in water.
"A lot of time, innovation is spawned from frustration," he said.
Even Russia, where much of the world's spam is spawned, has shown signs of co-operation.
This reflects a recognition that the war in Afghanistan is spawned by poverty, ignorance and despair.
We have a chance to stop this disaster and protect the delta, where much of the nation's seafood is spawned.
It's not often a public discussion on an issue of social concern is spawned by a gaffe, or two.
"Jean-Claude enjoys the fact that the work is spawned by the relationship between the writer and the director," Glazer tells me.
Nu metal is spawning a rebirth of rock tribalism.
It is spawning a host of new economic activity.
Meantime, the internet is spawning new forms of accountability.
"However, the event's success is spawning potential dangers".
America is spawning an industry of faith-based consultancies.
