With SoftBank's capital, and the support it engenders for expansion into new markets from other parts of the far-flung SoftBank empire, EdCast will definitely have some deep-pocketed help.
The Columbia case stands out for the bitter controversy it has engendered for years inside the hospital, the courts and the federal government - reported here for the first time - and for the hospital's failure to contact patients even after federal investigators recommended it do so in 2003.
I wasn't allowed to watch that show as a kid because my parents, rightly, believed it engendered sympathy for white supremacy and instilled a tacit sense of black submission.
Mr King argues that this single-minded approach also contained the seeds of its destruction, for it engendered a new certainty, celebrated in the "great moderation" of both price and output stability before the crisis, for which Ms Lagarde's heroes modestly took a bow.
For instance, while Westphalia cemented the modern system of nation states, especially in Western and Northern Europe, elsewhere, and in particular in German- and Slavic-speaking areas, it engendered an appetite for nations without creating any, and certainly none that were destined to be stable.
Never mind that critics argued that this figure, and the fears it engendered, were hugely exaggerated: for one thing, the calculation assumed a huge number of illegitimate children would be clamouring to enter the territory.
Is "prayer shaming" merely about the effectiveness of prayer and the kinds of actions it can engender for those who practice it?
It engendered a lot of criticism last week for announcing an interim constitution, supposedly without proper consultation.
So what can account for the revulsion it engendered when Sensation came to town in 1999?
It is remembered now for the backlash it engendered among Coca-Cola loyalists.
