Sentence examples for not entirely generated from inspiring English sources

The 1975 make no bones about the fact that what you hear when you see them play live is not entirely generated by the four instruments you can see – there are a shedload of effects.

The outcry for a whole new system of accounting or for government-imposed rules and standards, while not entirely muted, is generating fewer decibels.

The taxa used in the present study are shown in blue while those shown in red are from Chemisquy [ 26] whose grouping does not entirely agree with that generated in the present study.

How these species are generated during nitrification is not entirely clear, but pathways toward their generation have drawn substantial research effort.

Transgenic mouse models of NF2 have been generated but do not entirely recapitulate the human disease.

"The appealing thing about Asia, particularly emerging Asia, is that it's a region of the world that's not entirely dependent on developed economies to generate growth," said Michael Hood, global markets strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

(It is perhaps too cynical to suggest that the publicity generated by the debate is not entirely unwelcome).

Enron's production of numbers - the accountancy practices that generated its balance sheet - was not entirely covert.

But they all generated critical and/or audience esteem that they perhaps did not entirely earn.

Despite entailing not entirely accurately the biochemical reality, the axioms help to generate a larger number of hypotheses, the primary goal of the FTC.

One view is that memory T cells are generated at this time, even though the events are not entirely understood.