Sentence examples for will not engender from inspiring English sources

Policing it at this stage will not engender greater empathy but stifle discourse.

But Cashman knows his malady will not engender much sympathy from fans if the team does not perform.

It was hard to hear much of the conversation, although Mr. Bloomberg could be heard uttering the word "Democrats" several times, at one point in connection with the phrase, "You will not engender …," of which the conclusion — hostility?

A center-by-committee of Jermaine O'Neal and Nenad Krstic will not engender much fear if the Celtics face the Orlando Magic or the Los Angeles Lakers further down the line.

Decisions such as this will not engender trust in an enterprise in the long term.

Instead, the immense project will not get under way for at least another year, and the feverish optimism it engendered here and across Zambia's Copperbelt region has evaporated.

Disclaimer: The tutu will not magically engender flexibility. .

He promised to push them "to move as quickly as possible to restructure their compensation packages so that they will not be engendering excessive risk-taking".

The first is that the recent track record of central banks does not engender much optimism that they will be able to distinguish between a credit bubble and an irrational exuberance bubble, or indeed spot either sort developing.

'We have no plans' does not engender the same confidence as 'we will not'.

As a consequence, the spectrum of potential future adaptations will differ from those available to a population that by chance fixed an alternative mutation that did not engender a trade-off, and therefore would not select for a compensatory mutation.