Sentence examples for it's engendering from inspiring English sources

"It's engendering a view that has no factual basis".

"If you're looking at growth for the month or two afterward, obviously things are growing faster because it's engendering all this activity, but you're just trying to get back to where you were".

Although the idea is still preliminary, it's engendering hope that neurologists are one step closer to intervening before death strikes.

Still, it's engendered some interesting and eloquent responses.

"I think it's engendered in the professionalism of everyone from the individual counters on the desk to those that are supervising the process.

"We've seen a real rise in anti-immigration measures across the country," said Tanya Broder, a public benefits lawyer in Oakland, Calif., for the National Immigration Law Center, "and it's engendered confusion and fear that prevent immigrant families from getting the care they need".

What stands in the latest, reluctant reversal from the president is how little initial outrage it's engendered.

In rapid succession, it's engendered the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution, the transportation age, the Space Age, and the information age.

It could be something the industry is finding a challenge, but actually it is engendering creativity".

Not only has Boko Haram now told the world that the first 270 girls kidnapped are to be sold as sex slaves, but by escalating its attacks by snatching even younger girls -- this time the children are aged 12 to 15 -- it is engendering even greater international outrage.

… It is engender'd in the eyes".