Sentence examples for it generates but from inspiring English sources

Most days, it's the soccer and the excitement that it generates, but today it was something uglier and more primal.

McArthur acknowledges that in the early days the button may get most use from advocates of open access so there is some risk of bias in the data that it generates, but the hope is that use will spread worldwide.

The FA will continue to own Wembley and the revenues it generates, but these come in over a longer time period and there are debts to take care of too.

"I acknowledge what the university is trying to do, and it will probably benefit students in the long run because of the revenue it generates, but we are a very elite, wealthy, private institution and I think we should give back to the community.

After all, iTunes' importance to Apple lies not in the relatively negligible revenue that it generates but as a marketing platform for the iPod.

This inner distance reflects not only the nonself-identity of the for-itself and the ekstatic temporality that it generates but forms the site of what Sartre calls "freedom as the definition of man".

The common mistake often made is to evaluate how effective a hack event was by exploring the prototypes it generated, but this almost entirely misses the point.

It generates jobs, but more important, you generate technology that can be commercialized in partnership with industry, and that's economic development".

Terrorists can be gratified, extremists inadvertently nurtured and moderates inflamed by inopportune frankness and the publicity it generates.But sometimes there are self-interested reasons for politicians to enlist the "tiny minority".

Her ultra-cool play with photography and film -- on display in this two-gallery exhibition, her first New York solo venture -- may not warrant all the hype it has generated, but it is smart, sexy and promising.

Think of nuclear fission: it generates useful energy but if it runs out of control you get a cataclysmic explosion.