Sentence examples for may generate for from inspiring English sources
The decision by the Danish government to send a strong message to potential asylum seekers, combined with the existing narrative about xenophobia and Islamophobia, neglects the threats this may generate for Denmark itself.
GPs also expressed concerns relating to levels of patient participation in the programme, and the additional workload which the new programme may generate for primary care.
On the one hand, they are required to implement Lean: its implementation is non-negotiable despite any dissatisfaction that it (or the lack of additional resourcing for implementation) may generate for staff.
In this respect, appeals to reciprocity resemble appeals to avoiding exploitation and differ from appeals to supposed fiduciary duties of researchers or sponsors, or participants' needs, or researchers' capacity to meet these needs: unlike reciprocity principles, these other principles may apply irrespective of any benefits that participants may generate for others.
The openness of younger generations may generate possibilities for informing specific groups of (female) migrants, in which other issues related to pregnancy care are also discussed, or for the use of social media.
"I'm not saying these people are criminals," Ms. Lees said, "but I think people on community boards shouldn't be lobbying for a plan that may generate income for a fellow member of another group".
The findings from the study cannot be generalized to all women with vertebral fracture, but the findings may generate hypotheses for further research [ 35].
Some financial innovations may generate money for shareholders.
It rallies support for the regime and shows the people that there is a continuing threat from the 'Great Satan.' " In Gardiner's view, the violence, rather than weakening Iran's religious government, may generate support for it.
If located in populated areas, steel bridges may generate annoyance for the population.
The cases borderline between action and non-action may generate problems for the theory of ability.
