Sentence examples for may generate in from inspiring English sources

Despite the shiver which the report may generate in many dealers, the Maastricht fair is still expected to result in many millions' worth of sales.

But in other cases, when Mr. Trump says he owns half the building, what he seems to mean is that he has the right to half the profit the building may generate in the future.

However, due to the lattice mismatch between different materials, dislocations may generate in the NW heterostructures, which dramatically degrade the performance.

The high levels of uncertainty and scarce perception of tangible benefits may generate in consumers the idea that new food technologies are superfluous.

All useful plasma species, such as hydrogen peroxide, H radicals, ultraviolet radiations, nitrogen, and oxygen, may generate in this plasma, which makes it an efficient tool to treat polluted water.

These interactions are part of a long-run "evolutionary game" of selection and adaptation, during which genomes can evolve new regulatory controls that may generate in turn new adaptative responses from TEs and viceversa.

The possible variation in dwell times between two successive runs may generate variations in headway in each station.

Officials at the company say Amway may generate $500 million in sales in China this year.

Whereas a typical top-25 matchup may generate $100,000 in wagers in Nevada, Kornegay said, an Ivy League game on a Friday night brings in about $12,000 to $15,000 — nearly all of it from a few gamblers.

For non-perfectly premixed flames, fluctuations in equivalence ratio may generate perturbations in entropy of leading order in Mach number.

The product, Progenics' first, may generate $550 million in worldwide sales in 2012, Jason Kantor, an analyst with RBC Capital Markets in San Francisco, said in an October note to clients.