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121 They and their colleagues are particularly eager to generate interest among the young.

122 We have now discovered that a competitive equilibrium in all markets would generate one particular Pareto-efficient allocation.

123 An area certain to generate debate in the coming weeks is the exact size and shape of any tax cuts.

124 That can become a serious constraint on the expansion of the consumer and service sectors and the employment they generate.

125 The main internal relations they are concerned with are those which generate waves of innovation by industrial enterprises.

126 Pulp, paper, viscose and fine chemical industries generate huge volumes of sodium sulphate byproduct.

127 In order to be successful on the field, everyone needs to generate positive energy and emotion.

128 An explanation advanced for this is that industrial innovations generate expansion.

129 This payment structure is particularly suited to projects which generate a large capital sum on completion.

130 The Energy Act abolished the public sector's monopoly and allowed private companies to generate electricity as a main business.

131 Some researchers feel it is important to let others generate enthusiasm for their ideas so that they remain aloof and objective.

132 In fact it tends to generate some very discordant results.

133 Exposure to the AB compound itself will be much more likely to generate latent inhibition.

134 Similarly[sentencedict.com], the National Income Accounting framework does not directly generate estimates of employment.

135 There are grants for developing industrial crops to generate energy, make plastics and grow hemp for manufacturing.

136 This, it argues, would minimise the risk of fraud that open borders would generate.

137 Any variation will generate both an audio and visual alarm at Grid Control.

138 As a result, he said, Unix software and services will increasingly generate higher profits and growth.

139 We may expect to generate a better estimate by using pseudo-costs.

140 The unknown and the unpredictable can generate cognitive conflict and disequilibrium.

141 Consequently, the fall in demand for building materials and construction workers will generate downward multiplier effects on other types of investment.

142 It is better to generate the contigs according to the hybridisation data and then automatically check them for consistency with the map.

143 Growth of this basic pattern is required to generate the mature limb.

144 Banks are trying to cut costs to generate money to write off their bad loans.

145 Often a race against time,[Sentence dictionary] such programs can generate much excitement.

146 This blending of urban and wildlife environments could generate income, Galvin explains.

147 The report also criticized the department for refusing to accept that new roads generate more traffic.

148 This information base is then manipulated using a font descriptor file to generate a particular font.

149 Manifestations of ethnicity that are exclusive of others or that hold the potential to generate conflict tend to be avoided.

150 The radioisotope thermoelectric generators steadily generate large amounts of power regardless of where they are in space.