Sentence examples for to engendering from inspiring English sources

Immigration and a reasonable openness to our borders are key to engendering this success.

Even love-it-or-loathe it classics such as Amis's Money, Lawrence's Sons and Lovers or Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles don't come close to engendering the levels of admiration or utter revulsion reserved for American Psycho.

This more expansive approach to engendering climate action beyond just states gets around a core criticism of multilateralism – that once institutional solution is imposed, it cauterises the need to think about the problem any more.

Derrick is committed to engendering dialogues on the intersections of identity, culture and politics—from #BlackLivesMatter to #OscarsSoWhite.

Founded in 2010, Thought Catalog is a digital magazine committed to facilitating thought and expression, and to engendering a more articulate and receptive world.

Programmatically OWB is not entirely new as a cultural stimulus but this sort of "jump-start" approach to engendering a creative renaissance by public/private development may be watched carefully by other cities as a possible formula to imitate.

Imposed treatments tend to engender resistance and resentment.

Were they trying to engender some specific policy change?

But is trade alone enough to engender learning?

At creation he emerged to engender himself and the gods.

Managers didn't seem to engender the same inspiration.