Sentence examples for trying to generate a from inspiring English sources

"It's trying to generate a sustainable industry".

"But," he continued, "we're trying to generate a real killer paper here.

The material's trying to generate a strong emotional response in all who see or hear it, leading to action.

When West leads the spade king from his hand, trying to generate a dummy entry with the spade jack, North must duck.

Some allies of Mr. Abbas feared that Mr. Arafat was trying to generate a pretext to replace Mr. Abbas with a more pliant prime minister.

Mr. Wilson is equally busy, trying to generate a letter from enough members of Congress urging the president to make the stop.

"They were trying to generate an issue".

She said she switched to tissue regeneration when she realized the limiting step in trying to generate an organ was not the number of cells needed, but the complexity of creating a three-dimensional structure.

Yet what does this very deliberate filmmaker, who spent a lot of his time in the last decade trying to generate an acting career, find to love about a true Hollywood salaryman like William Witney, who was making five movies a year when "The Golden Stallion" came out?

Pre-election polls, however, are not just trying to generate an accurate representation of a particular population.

"The name of the game really is trying to generate an image with a lot of information in it for the case," she said.