Sentence examples for part to generate from inspiring English sources

The fee, up from $5.50 in 2001, had been raised in part to generate more revenue amid the fiscal crisis.

Williams did, however, do her part to generate interest this summer: sweeping to the Wimbledon, Olympic and U.S. Open titles.

Talking to his Times colleagues in advertising in March, Mr. Keller noted that some new ventures "exist in large part to generate advertising revenues".

He had traveled to Iraq, in part, to generate business for his fledgling telecommunications company, which specializes in servicing radio towers.

In addition, his lawyers were concerned that based on what McGwire admitted at a Congressional hearing, prosecutors at a state or local level might be tempted to pursue him aggressively, at least in part to generate publicity.

Canard; the problem with "Wild Grass" isn't any failure on Resnais's part to generate warmth for his characters — it's his narrow conception of their identities, the narrow spectrum of thought and action that he grants them, and the narrow spectrum of life that seems to interest him.

But it is a bit surprising that Mr. Bush would so thoroughly foreclose his options, especially when one bears in mind the political embarrassment that the profits from those soaring prices go in large part to generating companies based in, yes, Texas.

For crossover, cut two parents from a random location and exchange second parts to generate offsprings.

In this method, gallery images are first partitioned into sub-regions excluding obstructed parts to generate a collection of initial basis vectors.

The finite element (FE) model for shot peening often assumes that shots impact vertically on the engineering parts to generate compressive residual stresses.

The online DL environment enabled students to recite and summarize different parts of the lecture and to assemble all parts to generate a better understanding of the learning materials.