Sentence examples for we engender from inspiring English sources

The more trust we engender, the more likely our supporters will volunteer information about themselves, and the better our datasets.

"We engender trust in the transaction by providing money-back guarantees and by giving the buyers an option to send their money to an escrow agent to delay payment until they test drive the vehicle".

Further, how can we engender the rock star aura of American entrepreneurship in places where NGO and government jobs are safer career bets for would-be, could-be, should-be startup founders?

And can we engender a similar period of upward social mobility, when the welfare state isn't expanding, by investing in the education and family support available to our children early on to improve their skills base later in life to access jobs in sectors which are now growing, such as the creative and tech sectors?

If the world wants to address our many challenges — if business wants to restore societies' trust — business must be more transparent and acknowledge that the resources we exploit or conserve and the social benefits we engender or lose, must be factored into a company's value and thus into day-to-day management.

Just as Asimov's depiction of the Solarians contains an admonition, warning us against substituting automated services and electronic communication for the messily emotional realities of human touch, so his characterisation of the Earthlings leads us to contemplate the fear we engender in ourselves when we exploit, control and ultimately withdraw from the natural world that gave birth to us.

Morse et al.7 reported engendering 1200 µε in 10 week old Sost KO mice by using −12.5 N, while we engendered 900µɛ in the tibial mid-shaft of young mice using −7N (LC) and −12.9N (Sost KO).

The enthusiasm we engendered back then has been extremely helpful because people have carried on with sport when they left school and passed that on to their children – that has been a lasting legacy.

If we do, we can engender planetary peace and cooperation through our interactions, heralding a time of economic and ecological harmony, ending environmental destruction, and elevating the marginalized among us to the equal status of 'full human being' regardless of gender, sexual preference, or ethnic background.

While there is no magic formula or configuration to solve the problems our schools face, we must engender change, and we must do it now!

Other supporters would be those in favor of 50-state parties, as we would engender two-party competition in every corner of the nation.