Sentence examples for managing to generate a from inspiring English sources

But you don't get the opportunity to be that big a disappointment without some fairly serious optimism too, and Paris is managing to generate a lot more hope than cynicism so far.

The firm still managed to generate a return on equity of 17percentt".

While the Dow managed to generate a small gain, broader indexes registered declines, especially the Nasdaq.

For a supposedly minority art form, jazz still manages to generate a phenomenal amount of exuberance and creative energy.

He's certainly no industry secret, but he hasn't managed to generate a profile like Reznor's.

None of the would-be bidders currently trotting around the parade ring has managed to generate a buzz.

The shows he put on at the start of his career managed to generate a level of excitement not always matched by acclaim for his work.

Facebook, however, also managed to generate a tax credit of £11m, which it can use to reduce its future tax burden.

It seems a performance of ideas more than of music, but it manages to generate a fair amount of political and psychological heat.

"It's a successful example of private academic with public industry partnership… We managed to generate a really good platform for research," said Julia Schaletzky, Executive Director of IVRI.

No one in the olive business had managed to generate a product that would not spoil in a short period of time.