Sentence examples for what he generates from inspiring English sources

I would imagine he's probably got millions to buy players plus what he generates in sales.

As for the Select Reserve Red, produced only during exceptional vintages, Mr. Drozd has a clear bead on what he has generated.

"What he's generating gets picked up in other places," said Danielle Allen, a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., who has investigated the e-mail campaign's circulation and origins, "and it's an example of how the Internet has given power to sources we would have never taken seriously at another point in time".

"So what if he generated only 225 yards of offense, scored just 10 points, and needs the entire playbook turned inside out to achieve even minimal success.

Ms. Seegal's arrival should free Mr. Hilfiger, an equity holder in Sweetface, to do what he does best: generate attention.

Measured by the amount of fear and loathing he generates in what used to be called the "mainstream media," Cruz's starring role in the current government shutdown has been a raging success.

What exercises Norberg is that progress deniers risk generating what he calls "nativist backlash".

"He knew exactly what he was doing to generate lift and distance.

In the interview he presented a laundry list of reasons that his adventures in cyberspace generated what he apparently believed was a puzzling intensity of attention.

He defines authority in relation to a claim of a person or an agency to generate what he calls pre-emptive reasons.

From there BigID's platform will generate what he dubs "three kinds of maps" for its users: an identity map/identity graph, a risk profile around that map, and a usage view/activity view around how the data is getting accessed.