Sentence examples for would not engender from inspiring English sources

It is therefore important to look for alternatives that would not engender the selective pressure to further increase drug resistance.

An ideal agent for treatment of CDI theoretically would not be the same agent used for the systemic treatment of other pathogens and would not engender resistance to those pathogens.

The book, an enjoyable satire of campus life at a vast, chaotic Midwestern university, isn't listed on his ad cards, but he hasn't kept it out of print, and on his informational Web page Stephenson takes the Rushdie approach, explaining that "if the book were judged on its own intrinsic merits, it would not... engender such curiosity.

But those were promises that the central government would not fulfill, engendering widespread and slow-boiling frustration.

It is hard to imagine that such a plan, focused on pan-regional education, cultural reconciliation, development and growth, would not have engendered a significantly more positive result than what we have today.

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.

It is possible that the timing of the exercise was such that it did not engender any beneficial effects on bones' adaptability and that another timing or another exercise regimen would have different effects.

"This does not engender trust" about labor agreements, Leo Gerard, president of the United Steelworkers, wrote recently.

Jury sequestration does not engender the same ideological battles as other criminal justice issues.

"A veto threat does not engender the bipartisan cooperation needed to enact this important legislation".

It does not engender the obsession of cricket or beckon the roaring fans of soccer.