Sentence examples for is to generate from inspiring English sources

[GP] The first step is to generate the general parameters.

The Tories' more general fiscal policy is to generate a budget surplus in all normal years.

The third, most innovative task is to generate a narrative.

The pressure on established journalists is to generate traffic.

Well, the short answer is: to generate reactions like these.

The best way is to generate ideas and then wait.

The first phase is to generate a lot of ideas.

Duncan's remit is to generate investment opportunities in Scotland and the north of England.

"The whole intent is to generate money, and you can't do that off of poor people".

Her mission, she adds, is to generate annual revenue of US$1bn.

The aim is to generate sympathy and increase donations or support for a specific cause.