Sentence examples for kind generated by from inspiring English sources
An Islip town noise ordinance limits airport noise of the kind generated by many jet aircraft between 11 p.m. and 6 30 a.m.
The Fed had argued that the information in the reports was not the releasable kind generated by a government agency, but instead was obtained from "a person" — which is to say, the banks — and was therefore private and protected.
In my judgment, and that of many who said farewell to Chris last week at his memorial service in San Francisco, Chris was an exemplar of good will and mutual respect, fully informed by practical intelligence -- both his and the kind generated by human source.
The present study indicates that Col II cleaving activity of the kind generated by cathepsin K is usually evident in the same sites as collagenase activity in both normal and diseased cartilages.
Our experiment was designed to mimic artificial light of the kind generated by street and other outdoor lighting, where the normal transition from natural light (during the day) to darkness at night is altered by an abrupt switching on of light for a period of constant brightness.
That visceral response, which I refer to as the "creepy factor," suggests the third and perhaps most important principle in avoiding future privacy crises, at least the kind not generated by governments themselves.
Our interest in natural kinds is generated by the fact that the particular sciences make frequent use of what, on the face of it, seem to be natural kinds.
That kind of exposure, generated by just one finalist, makes the prize money something of a bargain for Chex.
It is an adage in the music business that you can't put a price tag on the kind of publicity generated by "American Idol".
And the kind of suspense generated by Will's hunt for the missing wears thin if the reader has ceased to care.
But there is another kind of wave generated by temblors, which can only be seen after heavy numerical manipulation of the data from certain types of satellites.
