Sentence examples for was generating very from inspiring English sources

"With so many people coming off the welfare rolls and so many people coming from abroad, even though the city economy was generating very high employment growth, for employers it was still a buyer's market," he said.

We deduced that type I may be the youngest subfamily based on the small divergence among its members and on the expansion that is evident in some species (the Xenocyprinidini clade), which likely was generated very recently on the time scale.

It finds that advanced economies are generating very few jobs for workers with middling skills.

Cheap exports have turbo-charged China's growth, but these days it is generating very few new jobs.

Its third-quarter earnings showed that its North American business is generating very healthy returns of 12%, more than offsetting weak performances elsewhere, including a $468m loss in Europe.

This is hugely important in the context of the current extreme atomisation of the school system with its many distinct types of school, unparalleled among comparable countries internationally, which is generating very large problems of both equity and manageability as well as great complexity and instability.

In the transformation of light energy by the NPs, heat is considered to be generating very rapidly within the metal NPs (lattice), by the electron electron and electron phonon interactions.

Many translational research projects are generating very large data sets (VLDS) which require fitting complex models to answer questions of public health interest.

The source-decay mechanism is generating very contrasting dynamics when either fast diffusion (and fast decay) or slow diffusion (and slow decay) are considered, even though the slope at steady state is equal for both hypothetical morphogens.

"And there's also velocity - it's generated very rapidly".

From this set of parameters a detailed and faired drawing with offsets is generated very quickly.