Sentence examples for would be engendered from inspiring English sources

As an influential insider, the United States could more effectively prevent the type of antagonistic relationship with the court that would be engendered by continuing American hostility.

I asked Wolfgang Blau, the Guardian's director of digital strategy, about the kind of differences the users would see in the redesign and how that quality of the "happy find" would be engendered.

And this is without the increasing prospect of regional war (and other unintended consequences) that would likely be engendered by such an "accelerated collapse" approach!

Mr. Delanoë does not seem to be engendering much excitement.

In a period of anxiety about cyberattacks and the vulnerability of the nation's infrastructure, news that GridEx II would be held engendered yet more nervousness, some of it bizarre.

Still, it's engendered some interesting and eloquent responses.

And this year, some sliver of hope was engendered anew.

Finally, the stego image has been engendered.

That pacification is engendered in a number of ways.

The effect of this fund would be to engender and encourage television that would reflect one of Britain's greatest strengths; our diversity.

All of which is engendering a fair amount of what in Los Angeles would be called buzz, but in Cambridge seems better termed speculative ratiocination.