Sentence examples for that will generate enough from inspiring English sources

It plans to build a slurry-fuelled power station that will generate enough electricity to power the farm, with plenty left over to sell to the national grid.

But he envisioned a combination of new retail, commercial and entertainment outlets on the site -- on a busy Route 1 commercial strip -- that will generate enough jobs to offset loss of the Ford workers.

The drug companies, which spend $25 billion a year on research and development, say they need prices that will generate enough profit to underwrite the risky business of discovering life-saving medicines.

Plans were announced today for the world's largest wind farm, 450 windmills along the Oregon-Washington border that will generate enough electricity for 70,000 homes in 13 Western states.

Not only does the 75-strong community live in ultra-efficient passive housing, they share a major hydro project with the local village of Halton that will generate enough electricity to power 300 homes and the income to fund numerous community projects.

Meanwhile, Apple announced that it is investing $850m in a solar-energy plant in California that will generate enough power for its new campus-headquarters as well as for local shops and businesses.Boosted in part by a weaker euro, Germany exported a record €1.1 trillion $1.5 trillionn) in goods last year.

Instead, she has gambled that it will generate enough popular support to win her a better deal from General Musharraf, or perhaps not to need one.Miss Bhutto's reception in Karachi the capital of her native Sindh province was a crucial first test.

Brides must have an angle, something that will generate publicity.

The hope, said Jeff Haozous, the tribal chairman, is that a casino will generate enough money to buy additional land and compel some of the 700 enrolled tribal members to come back.

Many retailers have complained less publicly about the plan because Universal, the largest music company, is asking them to forgo certain marketing subsidies and sell its CD's at a lower profit margin, betting that reduced prices will generate enough new sales to make up the difference.

Is there any chance that the ads will generate enough revenue to cover the costs to be incurred?