英語 での Engender の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Feelings engender feelings.
Blockchain, by its very definition, should engender trust.
Ideals merely engender various forms of escape.
Engender awareness in everyone to work with the“Quality First Principle.”.
To release these programs which engender fear and replace.
This can engender doubt about the quality and authenticity of their work.
In one sense,they are even material forces which mechanically engender physical effects.
The functions of religion engender both advantages and disadvantages.
Both engender misery and fanaticism that today threaten the wider world.
F7 is to prevent the specks engender in the air supply ceiling of hotels.
Unless she is kept from the public eye almost entirely,these incidents and the gossip they engender should increase.
Long-range plans engender the dangerous belief that the future is under control.
Years of inappropriate or insensitive treatment may engender a sense of hopelessness.
On Planning- Long range plans engender the dangerous belief that the future is under control.
Being told that there is nothing more to be done can engender feelings of abandonment.
Based on this,the project examines whether parks can once again engender new focal points for and organic relationships with cities, and whether they can become the starting point for identifying the potential for a new dimension in the concept of“publicness” in the future.
Allies andpartners can help build effective maritime governance and engender political will within the region.
Strength decline and oxidation need to be engendered in months or years but can engender in a few day.
By intervening only slightly in otherwise straightforward shots of commonplace daily items,she creates photographic pieces that engender a sense of visual incongruity and unease.
Without the tugging and tearing that pole shifts engender, the Earth of the future will not experience continental drift.
With tax arrears in Greece at €76 billion,the proposal is intended to scare tax dodgers and engender“a new tax compliance culture,” the letter said.
Media claims of breakthroughs should always engender skepticism, but this is especially true of psychological claims.
In sum, while earlier consumers suffer from suboptimal matchmaking algorithms,lesser technology can engender positive network effects for a firm.
Focusing on how things were not asbad as they could have been may engender a sense of satisfaction and even complacency that may undermine motivation for change.
Man is familiar with magnetism and electricity,and thinks of these two phenomena as one since an electromagnet can engender a magnetic field from an electron particle flow.
All four represent interrelatednegotiating objectives of the world's largest markets and engender huge expectations in terms of strengthening global value chains and increasing trade, investment, jobs, and GDP.
The impact of population ageing on the socio-economic development of society, combined with the social andeconomic changes taking place in all countries, engender the need for urgent action to ensure the continuing integration and empowerment of older persons.
When these issues are presented in terms of preserving family legacy versus dividing up assets which can never replace the deceased family member,we find the conversations engender more security than fear. The purpose of mediating your estate plan is to give you the opportunity to explore all of the options for your estate plan BEFORE you put it into an official document.
One can be left cold by the doctrines of the Christian Trinity and the Buddhist Fivefold Path and yet at the same time be interested in the ways in which religions deliver sermons,promote morality, engender a spirit of community, make use of art and architecture, inspire travels, train minds, and encourage gratitude at the beauty of spring.