Sentence examples for suddenly generating from inspiring English sources

Amid growing concern about the cost of keeping people in America's overcrowded prisons, drug sentencing reform is an issue that is suddenly generating keen bipartisan interest, says Mary Price.

I like the David Banner character, and you think about all these ridiculous things when you're watching these movies because they are suddenly generating so much money.

But every month or so, radiation levels can suddenly spike, generating extremely energetic streams of electrons that fry electronic circuits or damage the DNA of astronauts unlucky enough to be there.

Suddenly Archie was generating buzz and celebrity blurbs again, the subject of segments on "The Colbert Report" and "The Rachel Maddow Show" and the recipient of Glaad Media Awards nominations.

The pair wanted to evoke the mixed feelings local people had on nuclear power following the Fukushima disaster, how a once attractive way of generating energy suddenly became a nightmare from which they couldn't escape.

At some point, after months or even years as a harmless cluster of cells, tumours may suddenly begin to generate blood vessels.

With the humidity up to about 50percentt, and the winds reduced to gentler breezes, the nozzles suddenly began to generate an intense mist that began to look suspiciously like a cloud.

Other towns are getting subsidies as well, for fossil fuel generating plants that are suddenly valued at much less than they were being assessed.

It is shown that when the power demand of the motor goes up suddenly, there is a time lag for generating the necessary hydrogen.

As we know, if not using flow rate limiting, when there is a storm or some devices anomalously generating a lot of messages and suddenly sent to the network, all of the devices will be affected.

Suddenly, you've got up to half a million homes generating probably about 50% of their own power.