Sentence examples for it begets from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a fundamental characteristic of a tumour cell is that it begets a tumour cell.

And finally, it begets another round of parlor games: Who would succeed Mr. Kelly as police commissioner?

Medical technology is addictive; it is exclusionary and expensive, and it begets versions of itself like the sorcerer's brooms.

The show wants to be a kind of GoT for teens but it's more fun to imagine a scenario where that superior series's Sandor Clegane somehow comes to view the pilot episode and it begets his ferocious misanthropy.

She said: "We are currently in a situation where violence indeed begets violence, but in a different way: If the violence goes unchecked, it begets yet more violence from those who originally launched it".

"Without follow-through from significant job growth and the income generation it begets, the current upsurge in consumer spending could be jeopardized," Cathy E. Minehan, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, said in Dallas.

It begat more borrowing, which begat more buying, which begat higher asset prices, which begat more borrowing.

It "begat mass production, which begat the $5 day," which "begat the middle class, the suburbs, shopping malls, McDonald's, Taco Bell, drive-through banking and other things beloved of the modern-day philistines".

It begat the genre of booze which today includes bestsellers such as WKD and Bacardi Breezer and is worth around £1bn a year in the UK.

No doubt it introduced new military technologies to the world and insinuated new strains of violence into the American character, but did it beget greater violence?

However, the foundation for success has been laid – the same foundation that led to Donovan's one shot, and the celebrations it begat.