Sentence examples for would never generate from inspiring English sources

Investors feared Ocado's vast distribution centres and fleet of vans would never generate a profit.

Critics have long predicted that Xanadu would harm every other retail center in North Jersey, or that it would never generate enough business to succeed.

So you would never generate enough money over and above what we currently receive to compensate for what they would lose in their sponsorship.

Although scientists thought until recently that humans were born with a certain number of brain cells and would never generate more, they now know better.

Though it slopes gently to the banks of the Hudson River, Tivoli lacks an Eastern preciousness and would never generate the sappy yearnings those ghouls had for Grover's Corners.

The home front would never generate the electrifying poetry of the trenches, but it was still a highly charged moment for a generation of 30s writers accustomed to publishers' lunches and mistress dinners at Rules restaurant.

For if aging-related muscle dysfunction did affect movement generation, an older rat would presumably never generate movement akin to that of a younger rat.

Some would never return.

Her story would never have generated outrage or interest on the part of the public — or the Taliban.

Forbidding the wrong and commanding the good with use of force will never generate the effect that inward stirrings of the faith would.

France could never generate a Kate Moss.