Sentence examples for when it comes to generating from inspiring English sources
When it comes to generating intelligence, Cohen and Kelly's aversion to regulation appears perilously counterproductive.
When it comes to generating ideas, editing isn't important at all.
WHEN it comes to generating enthusiasm among the masses, not all electronics are created equal.
She certainly has a kind of Midas touch when it comes to generating public interest.
When it comes to generating lovability, Agyness Deyn is a machine.
And this is a bad offensive line – especially when it comes to generating power in the run game.
Despite these limitations, reverse inference is nevertheless a powerful heuristic tool when it comes to generate testable hypotheses about the nature of mental processes and their relationships.
Then, Plantinga submits, our mental machinery, having developed from that of lower animals, would be highly unreliable when it came to generating true theories.
He argues that Lawrence H. Summers, the director of the National Economic Council who acted as a sort of gatekeeper for President Obama, was "next to hopeless" when it came to generating a workable plan.
When it came to generating happiness, the Archers theme made 90% of those tested happy, the software said, ahead of Sailing By on 89%, and the National Anthem trailing at 83%.
It is important to highlight that when it comes to biofuels, generating revenue from residual biomass is paramount to enable a reliable, economic productive process, with environmental and social gains [8].
