Object

• electricity: In the UK, its power stations generate enough electricity to power homes of around eight million people.

• revenue: You may not submit Postings intended to promote and or generate revenue for yourself and or any third party business activity.

• income: Get Paid to Surf The Internet in the UK... generate an income whilst they are surfing the internet.

• heat: A short time later the Church's General Synod ruled out a debate on the issue saying it would generate more heat than light.

• profit: Last year, its 70,000 employees helped generate pre-tax profits of £ 350m.

• traffic: Web Links are a good way to generate traffic for your site.

Modifying Another Word

• dynamically: These variables are now used to dynamically generate the SiteMap.

• automatically: Of course, these demands cannot automatically generate the struggle to achieve them.

• randomly: In our random scheduling problem all the events are generated randomly.

• internally: Bear in mind, however, that the majority of industrial power problems are generated internally.

• locally: These groups will focus directly on rural development and in particular encourage new innovative measures to develop locally generated potential.

• artificially: The sounds generated artificially by implants are often described as having a relatively high pitch.

Used with why or when

• when: Above all, however, the book closely examines how hope for the future was generated when many thought all was lost.

Preposition: from

• source: The UK Government committed to meeting a target of 10 % of its electricity being generated from renewable sources by 2010.

Preposition: by

• renewables: The executive wants 18 % of power generated by renewables such as the wind by the end of the decade.

• computer: Roman type is generated by the computer 's MUD program.

• program: There are three levels of equations that are generated by the program.