Sentence examples for to generating from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring into being; give rise to.
- The discussion generated an uproar.
Meanwhile EE remains committed to generating a substantial annual dividend.
Spreading the word is key to generating business.
The book leads naturally to generating questions and discussion.
None of these projects is actually linked to generating electricity.
All this worked just as it was supposed to, generating prosperity across the continent.
When it comes to generating intelligence, Cohen and Kelly's aversion to regulation appears perilously counterproductive.
WHEN it comes to generating enthusiasm among the masses, not all electronics are created equal.
She certainly has a kind of Midas touch when it comes to generating public interest.
When it comes to generating lovability, Agyness Deyn is a machine.
Only one network star came close to generating that much love: CBS's Craig Ferguson.
But there are obstacles to generating energy and producing compost from food waste, he warned.
