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Meaning of "has engendered"
has engendered - This phrase suggests that something has caused or given rise to a particular feeling, situation, or condition. It is commonly used to explain the origin or development of something
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That has engendered this lack of respect.
This failure of civilisation has engendered a culture of despair.
It has engendered as many problems as it has solved.
That and the layoff has engendered some commentary.
It has engendered economic development throughout the world.
It is this kind of engagement that has engendered global interest.
This has engendered a certain kind of social transformation.
The need to improve forest governance has engendered new approaches.
This has engendered discomfort.
Its influence and the controversies it has engendered have been vast.
Its analysis has engendered many extensions in various fields of physics.
Globalization has brought about as many benefits as it has engendered new risks.
Writing has engendered them.
We shall revert later to the discussions which this doctrine has engendered.
It has engendered a high level of cooperation between participating countries and regions.
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The money that this generates has engendered some political scandal.
The program promotes itself through the positive results it has engendered.
This has engendered a better reception and greater general ownership of such policies.
The lack of automatic registration of children has engendered serious health problems.
The issue has engendered a significant amount of jurisprudence and is far from novel.
The bravery and determination shown by women across the ages has engendered hope.
It is good because it has engendered tougher competition for shirts among the players.
Fossilization has attracted considerable interest among researchers and has engendered significant differences of opinion.
The past decade has engendered the era of solar panels for home use.
It causes discord between neighbouring States and has engendered mistrust between them.
It has engendered economic crises and instability in several developing countries and sharply increased poverty.
The availability of recombinant proteins has engendered advances in protein formulation and chemical modification.
The unflagging optimism and resourcefulness of the Japanese people has engendered deep admiration.
Commercialization has engendered extra investment and has also led to progress in the banking sector.
The atmosphere of tension in IndiaPakistan relations has engendered instability and insecurity in South Asia.
This has engendered a dramatic change in the Jersey economy.
The use of RFID technology has engendered some controversy.
It has engendered Arab and Western support for the delegitimation of Israel.
The consultative and responsive approach has engendered strong support from mining and exploration companies.
It includes responses, denials and attacks that the work has engendered.
The RECITE programme has engendered a tremendous amount of interest.
Behind all of the spirit and enthusiasm that Aretha has engendered here tonight.
The economic decline in Asia has engendered a world economic crisis with devastating consequences.
The hidden, secretive nature of ObamaCare is a major reason for the opposition it has engendered.
The Israeli innovation ecosystem has engendered many groundbreaking advances.
It has engendered development of science and technology, as well as economic creativity and innovation.
The liberalization of the Moldovan economy has engendered fundamentally new management requirements.
My world has engendered within me a taste for the unfettered and avant-garde.
This change of technology has engendered problems of two types:.
They never fail to plead, in justification of persecution, the vices which persecution has engendered.
An issue that I recognize has engendered some discussion is that of dental amalgam.
It 's a philosophy that 's clearly something Travis Green has engendered in his team.
That he has engendered in them bold ideas!
The requirements in both performance and dynamicity has engendered softwaredefined - radio-dedicated MPSoCs.
While it has engendered disapproval, it has not been unworkable.
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