Sentence examples for that generates considerable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cajayon's modest version is sometimes amateurishly acted by the appealing younger cast but is nonetheless a neat blend of well-drawn major characters and drama, music, dance, romance and humor that generates considerable charm and achieves a heartwarming resolution of its generational conflict.

Still, this is an ambitious novel of ideas that generates considerable suspense while respecting its sources, its characters and, most important, the reader.

Much turmoil shakes the family in a film with a "neat blend of well-drawn major characters and drama, music, dance, romance and humor that generates considerable charm and achieves a heartwarming resolution," Lawrence Van Gelder wrote in The New York Times.

It may, however, be unrealistic for cases with element segregation that generates considerable Z contrast, such as core-shell structures and porous and/or non-convex structures, for example.

Combine a culture that increasingly encourages self-expression; an economy that generates considerable surplus capital with low interest rates; Moore's Law-like improvements in performance-per-dollar in production technology; proliferating on demand distribution outlets for digital media; and persistent underemployment for liberal arts graduates; and what do you get?

Cardiac arrest is a frequent event that generates considerable exacerbation of the morbidity index of patients in the intensive care unit.

The 2010 protests saw a handful of incidents of disorder that generated considerable publicity, despite the relatively tiny proportion of marchers involved.

"Notts County striker Lee Hughes missed the start of pre-season training after getting a mild case of the bends scuba diving on his honeymoon," wrote Daniel West in a missive that generated considerable interest in last week's Knowledge.

That misunderstanding had led guild leaders to tell their members on Thursday night that 68 striking workers at The Times would be permanently replaced, a development that generated considerable anger among workers and apparently made a no vote on the contract offer more likely.

Another work that generated considerable controversy, Beyond Freedom and Dignity (1971), argued that concepts of freedom and dignity may lead to self-destruction and advanced the cause of a technology of behaviour comparable to that of the physical and biological sciences.

Mr. Moorhead had been at Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, for the last 11 years, working as a senior executive on marketing assignments for various brands and is credited with helping revive the Old Spice brand when he worked with the Wieden & Kennedy agency on nontraditional campaigns that generated considerable attention in outlets like social media.