Sentence examples for use for engendering from inspiring English sources

Whatever strategies you use for engendering growth and development, stick with the plan if it is working.

Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.

For instance, when Coffee Prince's Han-Kyul is traumatized by his own homoerotic feelings, the conversation could be used to engender empathy for queer folks in hiding in Korea.

These aspects may correlate with public attitudes and represent key elements which could be used to engender higher levels of support for less appreciated ecosystems.

Like Trisha Brown and other Judson artists, Ms. Forti took Robert Dunn's dance composition classes, in which John Cage's methods for creating music, employing scores or making game plans were used to engender performance.

Great memorials use abstraction to engender feelings of peace and awe.

Using "accessible, engendered" materials like yarn, Zapata weaves a story of her own cultural and gender identity.

My point is that because mobile lacks significant cultural coverage, on-platform community building opportunities and has no use for cross-promotion, it's much more likely to engender one-game-wonders that can't go to franchise.

Nana Nyarko Boateng, who visited the kiosk museum at Chale Wote street art festival this year, said she thought using something so familiar "as a tool for learning and engendering discussions about ourselves is just brilliant and absolutely pertinent".

Some participants were wary of the use of hope beyond this, engendering unachievable 'blue sky' goals.

Are we no longer allowed to call for conservation without engendering catcalls?