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What nonmonetary incentives might engender the volunteers' contributions?
Elaborate wine service just might engender a larger tip.
She knew all about the parking difficulties that might engender.
They look for rival opinions, awkward facts and the grounds that might engender hesitation.
Bayern's dominance extinguishes any sympathy that its European travails might engender.
Ideally, this kind of access might engender empathy toward people who often seem larger than life.
It's not hard to see how such surroundings might engender the mood that pervades her books.
Multi-functional liposomes having temperature-triggered drug release and MRI functions might engender personalized chemotherapy, providing efficient patient-optimized chemotherapy.
The rules forbade "subversive" statements by the press or individuals, including criticism of Government policy and any comment that might "engender hostility" between groups.
Perhaps, however, such a bill might engender debate and revision — and come back to the House for an old-fashioned House-Senate conference and a possible compromise.
He improvised with musicians in his studio, then culled snippets that might engender songs; he toyed with loops and effects; he let samples lead him to ideas.
