Sentence examples for was generated not from inspiring English sources

"The momentum behind Zaire's free fall was generated not by one man but by thousands of compliant collaborators, at home and abroad".

Any interest was generated not least because it demanded full disclosure from the business, which hitherto had the luxury of keeping any figures to itself.

Beforehand, however, excitement at the grand prix was generated not so much by Vettel's dominating performance, but by Lewis Hamilton, the McLaren-Mercedes driver.

While looking at seismograms recorded at Columbia's Lamont Geological Observatory outside New York City, Dr. Oliver noticed a long-period seismic wave that was generated not by an earthquake, but by a nuclear test in Nevada.

Moshik Temkin contends that the worldwide attention to the case was generated not only by the conviction that innocent men had been condemned for their radical politics and ethnic origins but also as part of a reaction to U.S. global supremacy and isolationism after World War I.

The commission was generated not by an enthusiastic drama department, he said, but "by fiat" from the then director general Mark Thompson, who decided that a strong cultural statement ought to be made by the BBC in the year of the London Olympics.

It would restore New York to a place where innovative architecture is generated, not merely acquired.

The information is generated not only by computerized systems for tracking operations, customers and sales.

But this week's jitters were generated not by Congress but by the White House.

Sulfide anions are generated not only as a byproduct from industrial processes but also in biosystems.

These are generated not in the stomach, but in the brain.