(A countdown clock, noting the number of days to the presidential election, cannot really engender much suspense, since most in the audience will know how that contest ended).
Stumpf blames a lack of willingness to compromise as part of the reason behind the project's failure but that really engenders biting off more than one can chew: promise only what you know you'll be able to build at project outset, in other words.
If you want something to change -- or shift, because most likely it's the fine mental tuning we make that really engenders change -- you're going to have to work at it.
But if people are relaxed and feeling at ease, then that is when they learn and I think really engenders that well".
My return to England was celebrated by bread going on ration, so that there was nothing really to engender my affection for the country".
Atwood's dystopia, Oryx and Crake also engendered a really good evening's discussion, as did Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
"He is one of those people who really does engender loyalty and support because he treats everyone with dignity and respect," said A. Gail Prudenti, the presiding justice of the Second Department, which hears appeals from the rest of the city and several suburban counties.
To be clear, thinking about the next four years really does engender great fear and bitter disappointment.
"Because I really don't think that would have engendered much enthusiasm in [Zuckerberg] to come and really interact with the House of Commons which would have been a very positive thing.
If Sony can produce some kind of Killer App to really exploit the sense of real-time social connectivity engendered by Near, it could be an important part of tempting sceptics over.
