Examples of using Had generated in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The dialogue had generated an intense watching of the mind during the day;
Because I was trading for a fund, there were all sorts ofother entities taking a cut of the profits I had generated.
In 2014, Yahoo had generated 79% of its revenue from its search and display advertising.
Activision announced that Call Of Duty: Ghosts had generated $1 billion in its first day of sales.
Previously, they had generated interest income from the payments they were holding in their own escrow accounts.
An investigation by the United States found that the project's founders had generated 3.353 billion euros($3.769 billion) in sales revenue.
McCann estimated that within two weeks, it had generated at least $50 million worth of global media value in addition to more than 700 media stories, for"a fraction of the cost of one TV ad".
That was roughly on pace with what she reported in the previous year,when her filing showed that the hotel had generated $2.4 million in income during its first eight months.
In November 2018, Square reported it had generated $43 million in Bitcoin revenue for Q3 2018, up from $37 million the preceding quarter.
The discussions follow a round of negotiations that ended in Beijing last week without a deal butwhich officials said had generated progress on contentious issues between the world's two largest economies.
The company had generated $1.36bn of revenue from customers who already purchased copies of Windows 8 and the next version of Microsoft Office, but Microsoft did not include this income because these products have not been released yet.
Tesla even lost control of the patents he had generated, since he had assigned them to the company in exchange for stock.
KPMG Australia's Head of Asia and International Markets, Doug Ferguson, said greater Chinese government control over overseas investment and money flowing out of China,and Australian restrictions on foreign investment in strategic infrastructure assets, had generated testing conditions for Chinese investors.
Like Japan, South Korea and other Asian“miracle” economies,China had generated a long run of double-digit growth by investing in export industries.
Although, sirolimus had generated fears over use of m-TOR inhibitors in liver transplantation recipients, due to possible early hepatic artery thrombosis and graft loss, use of everolimus in the setting of liver transplantation is promising.
Within a few years of its invention in the 1960s,Whitfield's modern cleanroom had generated more than US$50 billion in sales worldwide(approximately $398 billion today).
The keyboards, which Apple introduced in laptops starting in 2015, had generated complaints on social media for how much noise they made while typing and for malfunctioning unexpectedly.
The Austrians, on the other hand, looking below the stable price level, concluded that Fed monetarypolicy had actually been highly“activist” and had generated imbalances between available savings and investment that finally resulted in the economic downturn of the 1930s.
During this fight,Aang was able to redirect lighting that Ozai had generated, but the monk chose not to redirect it at the Fire Lord in order to take his life but rather to shoot it harmlessly into the sky.
After posing this morning before the media in the projection of his work, he had generated many expectations to know what he would look on the red carpet tonight and, now finally, he has revealed the best kept secret.
You have generated positive energy all day.
This is because we have generated the.
This path has generated 3,000kWh of energy.
At that time, you have generated renunciation.
The outbreak has generated tensions among European countries.
This regulation has generated very.
Now that you have generated the CSR, you must enter it in your account with us to request the SSL certificate.
It was the Mother who, after having generated Him, who presents the Son to the world.
With the OIDD Lilly has generated a wide, Open Innovation 2.0 like open innovation network.
