| This engendered a complete repudiation of the policy for a considerable period of time following the two bankruptcies. |
| A man of quiet disposition, Andy's dignified manner engendered widespread respect and regard. |
| The confluence of these changes has engendered much planning and implementation activity within the financial industry. |
| I agree that crucial among these issues is the question of how to guard against abuses engendered by conflicts of interest. |
| The coming of age of the Baby Boomers and the political pressures engendered by the Vietnam War led to adoption of the 26th Amendment in 1970. |
| In essence that there was a macho culture which refused to acknowledge the psychological problems engendered by combat. |
