Sentence examples for not to generate from inspiring English sources

In doing so, great care must be taken not to generate a new set of problems that another generation will still be trying to sort out as 2050 approaches.

In the office of governor-general I think your responsibility is to shine light but not to generate heat.

Last year wind farms were paid not to generate 103GWh.

Those disturbance sources need to be carefully designed not to generate undesirable vibrations.

Seasoned hands with cooler heads tend not to generate nearly as much excitement.

The objective of his changeup, he said, is not to generate swings and misses.

Homes is too talented for these improvisations not to generate some sparks.

The aim is not to generate long-term returns, but to hedge against some unlikely yet costly and unfortunate event.

The regulator concluded the intention had been to not to generate extra revenue but "increase the 'entertainment value' of the competition".

Or perhaps the think tanks' agendas are reactive, designed to attack liberal proposals but not to generate conservative policy responses on important issues.

Developers have received payments of £19 million not to generate 215 gigawatt hours — enough electricity to supply nearly 50,000 households for a year.