Sentence examples for process engenders from inspiring English sources

A transparent process engenders trust.

The risk, as Clark's career demonstrates, is that while the process engenders some rough diamonds, you end up with vast tracts of the merely silly.

There will undoubtedly be challenges, but the process of dealing with such challenges will make the nascent systems and controls more robust and the government developing them more accountable for its actions as it comes to embrace the advances that the process engenders.

This process engenders pain.

Drawing on psychoanalytic theory, it is shown how the inherent uncertainty of the investment process engenders a state of endemic anxiety among fund managers.

This process engenders a thin film of solutions that adhere on the sample grid.

Many of the people in the know also accept that such cutbacks, even if unpalatable, are part of the process engendered by the digital revolution.

"They may not be just changes in degree from a period of economic expansion, but a different process engendered by fear".

This process engendered the surfaces of the Sn2S3 thin films oxidized and form the thin SnO2 crystallites on the surfaces of the Sn2S3 thin films.

Soqotra's contemporary pastoral economy is the legacy of a transition process engendered by a state-initiated disarticulation from the subsistence economy of the hinterland with the political economy of the state.

In a 1994 interview with Der Spiegel magazine, Nolte stated "I cannot rule out the importance of the investigation of the gas chambers in which they looked for remnants of the [chemical process engendered by Zyklon B]", and that "'Of course, I am against revisionists, but Fred Leuchter's 'study' of the Nazi gas ovens has to be given attention, because one has to stay open to 'other' ideas".