Sentence examples for that can spawn from inspiring English sources

In September 2005, Mr. Cheney underwent surgery to repair aneurysms, bulges in the arteries that can spawn dangerous blood clots, behind both knees.

He is working closely with Robert Lutz, G.M.'s vice chairman and product guru, to develop vehicle platforms that can spawn models suitable for different regions.

A global ocean-observing system would greatly enhance our ability to monitor changes that can spawn major, long-lasting climate shifts like these and lead to reliable predictions of what may follow.

A university colleague identified it as a round goby (Neogobius melanostomus), an aggressive bottom dweller originating in the Caspian, Black and Azov Seas that can spawn up to five times a year.

The Tornado and Storm Research Organisation issued a tornado warning for parts of the Midlands yesterday but the existence of "supercell" thunderstorms that can spawn them have not yet been confirmed.

The latest tornado was part of a weather system in which cold and warm fronts crashed together throughout the middle of the country, creating conditions that can spawn "supercell" thunderstorms like the one here.

"The 21st-century technologies -- genetics, nanotechnology and robotics -- are so powerful that they can spawn whole new classes of accidents and abuses," he writes.

Finally, the man relented: "The fishes are endangered," he explained, "so they have to make an upstream course, so that they can spawn".

It was estimated that females can spawn approximately every four days for a total of 34 times per season.

It's an interesting lesson in the power of fear and fundamentalism, and the aggression that it can spawn.

And there's nothing like the generosity of others to highlight the terrible darkness that generosity can spawn.