Examples of using Engendered in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
This is often engendered by repression.
It was the experience of mystery- even if mixed with fear- that engendered religion.
It was engendered by modern conditions.
Fear and tension have often engendered wars.
They are the actions engendered by the respect of the Kai precepts.
They are all mind-infected by the same viruses engendered by politicians.
What it engendered were the foundations of the fascist dictatorship.
The present war has been engendered by imperialism.
They have engendered a virtuous growth circle that is firmly rooted in domestic demand.
Their tragedies paradoxically engendered a feeling of well-being.
This report has not engendered such consensus and has not produced the political analysis of this issue that is required;
It was by reason of the peculiar way in which he was engendered that he was called Janaka.
The fallout from this has engendered many of the environmental problems that face us today.
The True Worlddiffers as greatly from the one which has been engendered as does Light from darkness.
The photos of Mr. Bauer engendered feelings of directed disgust at Mr. Bauer.
One can easily imagine howwill be manifested all the great feelings engendered by the unified heart.
This interference is engendered unintentionally by the physical Human Mind manipulating the(M) Field.
Moreover, the spirit of the book has become a part of the world,and it has been engendered between Jew and Gentile.
This culture of violence has engendered international security systems designed to assert possession at any cost.
Loss of motivation is not always the result of being required to repeat:feelings of inferiority can be engendered more indirectly in the classroom.
Because this is a game, the antagonistic feelings engendered by the competition are pseudo animosities rather than real ones.
The stream engendered here, flows down to the sea watering some of the richest soil and the most prosperous hamlets of the island;
Digital marketing and web solutions have been engendered and exposed to the world with this revolution.
He was conceived by Isis, and engendered by Nephthys, and they have cut away from him the things which should be cut from him.
The poststructuralists' emphasis on the mediation of knowledge by language has engendered an intellectual approach called constructivism.
 A year of severe blockade has engendered a confrontation between the Palestinian parties and the Jewish wet dream of an inter-Palestinian civil war is about to come true.
The relative isolation from its surrounding region, engendered by the frozen boundaries of the Cold War, has gone.
The relative isolation from its surrounding region, engendered by the frozen boundaries of the Cold War, has gone.
The overriding ethos of the shareholder weekend is that of a cult,an ethos engendered by informality but also crucial to the effectiveness of that informality.
Research in the field of rare diseases suffers from fragmentation engendered by the heterogeneity of rare diseases and scattered patient populations.