Sentence examples for the past generates from inspiring English sources

Part of the answer is that denying the significance of the past generates poor decisions.

However, not surprisingly, Amazon has in the past generated more revenue per daily user than the general Android app store, Google Play.

The Nook business has in the past generated talk of acquisition interest or a full spinoff to Barnes & Noble shareholders.

"We have not in the past generated, and may not in the future generate, sufficient revenue from the sale of advertising and subscriptions to offset such royalty expenses".

Mr. Ackermann acknowledged that the glory days of investment banking, which in the past generated most of the bank's profits, were probably over for now.

Life histories and narratives are creative constructions of the past, generated in specific contexts of the present and in relation to the audience (Eastmond, 2007; Gibbs, 2007).

Strategies to control transboundary diseases have in the past generated unintended negative consequences for both the environment and local human populations.

We have a feeling that something terrible is about to happen, so once again our uncertainty, which felt like a fact of nature in the past, now generates an even more intense level of anxiety.

Troop movements there have tended in the past to generate pernicious dynamics of their own.

And thus a distinguished series, which changed television's relationship with the past, has generated an archive that tells us so much about the war that shaped the world in which I grew up.

But nothing in the past has generated this sheer volume of reportage and commentary, because Sept. 11 was an unprecedented event occurring in an age of unprecedented media exposure.