Sentence examples for wouldn't generate from inspiring English sources

The bulk, however, includes properties that would require years to develop and wouldn't generate significant cash flow instantly.

Wachovia said that without the fees, small inactive accounts like mine wouldn't generate enough revenue to sustain them.

If Murdoch stalks Time Warner, he will be playing a long game that wouldn't generate any advisers' fees in the immediate future.

Acknowledging that "a competition to address the problems of British Airways," for example, wouldn't generate the same level of student interest, the school decided to back the student challenge by donating $1 million to implement this year's winning idea.

While they favor extending the cuts for lower earners, they say the most affluent Americans would save a disproportionate amount of their tax cut and thus wouldn't generate much growth.

The state's nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau forecast the deal wouldn't generate profits for Wisconsin until 2042, sparking criticism from liberals who alleged Walker hurried the deal for a better shot at reelection.

And it showed how an issue that many Democrats thought would not generate much heat until the general election against Mr. Bush -- tax cuts -- was emerging as a dividing line between the candidates in Iowa.

Adding hydrogen and EGR would not generate unstable combustion due to lower COV of IMEP.

The Mets would not generate another hit with a runner in scoring position.

But that course would not generate the billions of dollars that AT&T needs to reduce its debt.

He went on to say that relying on only anonymised reports would not generate much coverage in the media.