Sentence examples for this might engender from inspiring English sources

To foster an artificial populism downtown -- to defer in advance to programming with the broadest public appeal -- is to underestimate the public and underestimate the capacity for audience-building that a move like this might engender for any institution, including City Opera itself.

(Or see 3.24 in Humberstone (2011a).) In an earlier publication, not listed in the bibliography, I used the term 'products' instead of 'hybrids' for the greatest lower bounds with respect to the subconnective relation, oblivious to the confusion this might engender.

Knowledge of this might engender policy on maternal services that will enhance hospital patronage and delivery among women.

Whatever small benefit this change might engender in relations between the United States, European countries, and the European Space Agency is more than offset by problematic new requirements.

Ideally, this kind of access might engender empathy toward people who often seem larger than life.

She knew all about the parking difficulties that might engender.

What nonmonetary incentives might engender the volunteers' contributions?

Elaborate wine service just might engender a larger tip.

They look for rival opinions, awkward facts and the grounds that might engender hesitation.

Bayern's dominance extinguishes any sympathy that its European travails might engender.

Multi-functional liposomes having temperature-triggered drug release and MRI functions might engender personalized chemotherapy, providing efficient patient-optimized chemotherapy.