Sentence examples similar to it engenders notable problems from inspiring English sources

Almost all patients found the inventory easy or very easy to complete and it caused no notable problems with the running of appointments.

This definition, and the problems it engenders, survived into Principia Mathematica.

But in avoiding one problem, it engenders another: "Why do you suppose this gender-biased word is still in use?" asks Isaac Moses of Cambridge, Mass.

Well, it engenders something else in me.

It engenders a great sense of closeness.

It engenders both love and hate.

And it engenders the spirit of replayability.

It engenders more and more suspicion and mistrust".

It engenders both the brain and the body.

It engenders fear, confusion, embarrassment, and is sometimes heartbreaking.

You've got somebody serving you and it engenders fantasies".