Sentence examples for that engendering from inspiring English sources

The high priest of the loyalty cult is Frederick Reichheld, a director at Bain & Company, a consultancy firm, and author of "The Loyalty Effect", a 1996 bestseller which argued that engendering loyalty makes sound economic sense.

"Does that engender a bit more team play?

Curs'd be the parents that engender'd me!

Confidence was followed by unrestrained optimism that engendered wild speculation and a rise in land prices.

The time was pregnant with a new spirit that engendered a renaissance of human culture.

Want to make a show that engenders respect and sympathy for the armed forces without complications?

The Bruins possessed the kind of brilliance that engendered profound bitterness in everyone else.

One move that engendered good will over the winter was the complexwide installation of holiday decorations.

It is hard to imagine a team in the league that engenders more respect.

For others they are voids that engender addiction and wastefully consume the lives of their inhabitants.

It is a concern that engenders bitter debate within the wider Muslim community.