Sentence examples for today's generating from inspiring English sources

Today's generating capacity glut is almost all in plants that burn expensive gas.

Most of today's generating plants were built in the mid-1900's.

Much of what Ms. Stonor Saunders writes about, including the C.I.A.'s covert sponsorship of the Paris-based Congress for Cultural Freedom and the British opinion magazine Encounter, was exposed in the late 1960's, generating a wave of indignation.

Those figures are eye-popping, even in Silicon Valley, which during the 1990's generated fortunes on a seemingly weekly basis.

The long bull market of the 1990's generated an estimated $1.5 trillion in unrealized capital gains in mutual funds by the end of 1999, according to the institute's estimates.

The disclosure of the Hudson chromium sites in the 1980's generated national attention, fed by gruesome recollections of workers at processing plants whose skin and nasal septums had been eaten away by the poison.

NO one ever quite figured out why the strong economy of the 1990's generated so much more tax revenue than anticipated, wiping out the federal budget deficit and creating substantial surpluses.

But a relatively strong third place team score at the 2011 world's generated excitement heading in to 2012.

In 2003, Mervyn's generated $3.6 billion in revenue and $160 million in pretax segment profit.

In 2010 Lloyd's generated £22.6 billion ($36 billion) in premiums, or around half of gross premiums in London.

Today's ruling generated considerable new uncertainty in an economy that is already at a virtual standstill because of doubts about its direction.