Sentence examples for to do generating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson said the spot his company ran, early in the third quarter, "did everything it was supposed to do," generating traffic to the company's Web site "even more than we had expected".

The film, by Tony Chan and Wing Shya, is intricate without being taxing and does just what you want a date movie to do: generate high hopes about the exhilarating, sometimes painful adventure that is love.

Clark Hoyt, the erst arbiter of the Times' perceived wrongs, reminded one more of a stern, Catholic school nun when he publicly rapped Cintra's knuckles for doing what she was hired to do: generate interest.

The simple physical layouts observed are designed to increase sales but do generate several physical constraints that were described.

Based on this agreement, a tentative conclusion is drawn that there is good reason to believe that APUs do generate measurable indirect combustion noise.

Hulu only came in ninth with 27.3 million viewers in February, but according to comScore did generate the highest number of video ad impressions (more than 1.1 billion).

However, the mass media, represented here by one-to-many transmission, did generate mass clusters, but only under certain conditions.

Even after the Walsh payment came to light, which did generate questions by investors and in the media, the board backed Kozlowski, Campriello said.

"Their objective has nothing to do with generating electricity".

This has everything to do with generating profits".

IF a decade spent following the fashion flock will teach you anything, it's that fashion people seldom have much to do with generating style.