Sentence examples for said to generate a from inspiring English sources

The review received more than 2,200 documents, the report said, to generate a "narrative" of events.

The project is said to generate an avalanche of data: 21 million gigabytes per day, including 600 million phone calls.

Once you click spawn continue clicking more till you see an option that says to generate a genetic combination with and choose the other member.

In the laboratory, Dr Campbell's cells are said to generate electricity for a tenth the price of conventional photovoltaic panels.

The focus on the San Fernando Valley's pornography industry, which is said to generate several billion dollars a year, comes on the heels of renewed efforts to regulate and monitor bathhouses where men meet to have sex, often anonymously.

"You have to go back to the reason why TIFs are supposed to be created in the first place," Ms. Piercy said, "to generate economic growth in a blighted area".

The local commerce as a whole is said to generate around R$1m each month.

How, then, can they be said to generate alpha?

This competitive environment was said to generate overcrowding, stimulate dangerous driving, and cause passenger mistreatment.

Details about the project were given by Microsoft research boss Rick Rashid in a blogpost following a presentation he gave in Tianjin, China, in late October that had, he said, started to "generate a bit of attention".

Grice took an opposite view to Strawson and part of the point of his account of implication, as opposed to meaning or saying, was to generate an explanation for the data that Strawson appealed to in arguing for a semantic difference between ordinary language and formal logic, without having to postulate a semantic difference.