Sentence examples for open generates from inspiring English sources

"The U.S. Open generates a lot of money, and they're going to spend some of it to promote the series," said Paul Flory, the tournament director of last weekend's ATP Tour men's event, the Cincinnati Masters, in Mason, Ohio.

After all, the United States Open generates more than $750 million a year in economic activity for New York City, employs 6,000 seasonal workers and operates tennis programs for children and adults 11 months of the year.

Last year, the United States Open generated about $120 million.

The Jimmy Connors-Paul Haarhuis quarterfinal marathon at the 1991 Open generated a 5.9 rating, or 3.38 million households.

Yesterday's draw for the United States Open generated more speculation about the future than about the first round.

NBC's coverage of Tiger Woods's runaway victory in the United States Open generated an 8.1 rating on Sunday, the highest final-round rating since an 8.9 19 years ago on ABC when David Graham won the championship.

Triangulating the results of tracking the evolution of the MLB, together with the temporal patterning of how policy windows are opened, generates some important information that can inform potential changes to the CCB.

But now that she and her husband are trying to sell, she said, the policy is "challenging because you want the volume" that a Sunday open house generates.

The family of open balls generates topology T q on X.

Multi-stakeholder adoption of open models generates cumulative benefits for all stakeholders.

The primary focus of evaluations on the effects of PBC (black-box) and less attention to how these effects arise (open-box) generates suboptimal policy learning.