Sentence examples for kind generating from inspiring English sources
Since its founding in 1964, JCDecaux has gone on to become the largest advertiser of its kind, generating revenues of some 2.8 billion euros in 2014.
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 characters in "Next Fall" — including Adam Patrick Breenn) and Luke (Patrick Heusinger), the odd couple at the play's center — carry plenty of weight, all right, but it's the kind generated from inside.
(This is an interesting counterpoint in a summer when politics of the get-out-the-vote kind generates something like avant-gardist passion among young people suddenly excited to deem themselves citizens).
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.
The rule's limitations stemmed from the EPA's decision to regulate coal ash as an ordinary solid waste, akin to the kind generated in households or at construction sites.
Evaluations of this kind generate important data for system developers and medical educators to drive improvements in electronic decision support to better meet the needs of clinicians.
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.
But, if we do not have enough resources to deal with all the warning categories, this strategy, at least, provides information about which bug kinds generate warnings with some correspondence to specific fault categories, represented by the mutants.
The Niagara Project stayed in operation, because hydroelectric plants are less fragile than other kinds of generating stations.
Other kinds of "entrepreneurs" may merit support for other reasons but for jobs, we need more of the kind that generate earnings.
