Sentence examples for well it generated from inspiring English sources

Add Madison Avenue's Barneys to the mix, which is where Intel CEO Brian Krazanich announced their wearables would be launched, and, well, it generated the kind of fireworks not seen since Sony unveiled its VCR at the 1970 CES.

Corporate philanthropy is often described as a win-win because, when done well, it generates both income for charities and has a positive effect on a companies' reputation, market positioning and staff recruitment, retention and development.

Well, undoubtedly it generated huge energy, but it needs to be as organized and disciplined as the Tea Party, if not more so.

I do it knowing full well that it generates hatred, isolation, contempt.

Heather Keen, a spokeswoman for the Coeur d'Alene tribe in Idaho, said that while the tribe was doing well economically — it generates $309 million annually in economic activity, including at a casino resort — the $18 million the 2,000-member 2,000-membereceive representribe important boost.

Well, ultimately, it generates a new revenue stream, reduces costs or maybe even cerates a new service offering that helps to expand your company and allow it to emerge as a leader in a particular area.

Sky at least have realised that if you package a sport well it will generate a following; they've done this with the darts which previously the BBC had allowed to wither, Sky Sports News for all its faults demonstrates that people will watch pretty much any old shite if broadcasters can convince the viewer that it's monumentally important.

That's still well below the $17.3 billion it generated before sales went into a free fall under Ron Johnson, its former chief executive.

That's still well below the $17.3 billion it generated before sales went into a freefall under Johnson.

So let's figure out, well, let's see if it generated better assembly.

Although the Dec. 15 evacuation of the residents of 247 Water Street in Brooklyn was traumatic, the event, by virtue of the publicity it generated, may well prove to be the catalyst for a solution to a broader issue.