Sentence examples for time generated from inspiring English sources

Shares are riskier than, say, government bonds, so it is not surprising that in most countries shares have, over time, generated higher returns for investors than have bonds.

As an adult venturing out, I've come to figure out that adaptability requires assembling my own version of a Green Book, made in real time, generated almost accidentally by our collective need to share.

He immediately understood the importance of the bottom line in a successful career: according to his Web site, his album "Killin' Time" generated five No. 1 hits, unprecedented for a debut in any genre.

The commercial came out in January 2012 and at the time generated inquiries about the lyrics to the song heard in the spot, which is a shortened version of a tune called "Into the Wild" by a band named LP.

While U.S. News and Newsweek struggle financially, Time generated a profit of near $50 million in 2008, in part by sharply cutting costs, according to Time Inc. executives who are privy to the finances but who asked to remain anonymous to discuss data that was not made public.

Brought Google to profitability in record time; generated $6 billion in revenue in 2005.

"It will make it safer while at the same time generating revenue for the county".

"Officials spend a lot of time generating proposals – many not commissioned by politicians.

Even so, Republicans seem to be having an easier time generating excitement and interest.

The plan is that the apps will, in time, generate income for the student developers as well as for CDI.

So, do more work, both by entering more contests and by spending more time generating captions for each contest.