Sentence examples for what we generated from inspiring English sources

"I needed the provider to supply energy beyond what we generated ourselves, but also to cover us if our generators go down," Mr. Parodi said.

Since information is already readily available to us at our will, this ease of access may cause us to become ambivalent about what we generate versus what is generated for us.

"We are still in a delicate balance of between what we can generate and the demands on the utility grid," Mr. Pataki said.

"Our financial problems are far bigger than what we could generate even under the most aggressive expansion of the sales tax," said Laurence Msall, president of the nonpartisan Civic Federation.

There was no electricity, either, beyond what we could generate with a few solar panels and our engine, if it was running.

Still, said Ken Schanzer, the president of NBC Universal Sports: "If we bid against ESPN or any cable network, based on what we can generate from ad revenues — which represents the audience we think we can command — we would win every bid".

This is what we term generating a "hypothesis", that is, postulating that one of the rules is in play.

That pre-supposed that he knew what we were generating – in the high 5 figures a day.

We can all talk about what are our favourite markers for sepsis, or how we see a complex disease process, but I would hope that what we can generate here is a whole series of good questions to ask and evaluate in clinical trials.

Sharing global stories is what we do, many generated by artists and organisations from across Europe.

So the BMW fans launched what we call 'consumer generated content', imagining what they believe would have been the best answer to Mercedes.