Sentence examples similar to whereby engendering from inspiring English sources
The perspective of an imperial history of "religion" taken up in this paper attempts to view the linkages within the concept of religion, whereby the colony and the metropole defined one another, allowing identities to form while engendering internal contradictions for both.
Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.
Exercise engenders many systemic and local muscular physiological responses as well as engendering local bone strain.
Added to this is that many nurses and midwives have no line of accountability, which engenders a situation whereby practitioners, under pressure from the mounting health demands of the population, may feel obliged to undertake clinical activities that exceed their education or competence level.
It is also possible that the half-day observations conducted at the health posts may have engendered a Hawthorne effect, whereby some aspects of people's behaviour may have been modified through their being aware that they were being observed.
The long-term aim of this ongoing project is to engender and sustain a cultural shift on campus, whereby faculty and students alike come to view undergraduate engagement in research as a fundamental, desirable, and assumed element of every undergraduate's Berkeley experience.
A behavioural model is proposed, whereby the primary headaches are construed as behaviours, not symptoms, evolutionarily conserved for their adaptive value and engendered out of a genetic repertoire by a network of pattern generators present in the brain and signalling homeostatic imbalance.
Their patronage engendered special treatment.
If wit engendered worthy deed.
That enthusiasm quickly engendered others.
