Sentence examples for a scramble to create from inspiring English sources

The discovery of RNA interference earned two academics a Nobel Prize in 2006 and set off a scramble to create drugs that block disease-causing genes.

Panic set in and they embarked upon a mad scramble to create a healthcare plan as fast as they could.

The week before Halloween divides the nation: There are those who have had their costume squared away for weeks and those who launch into a last-minute scramble to create ghoulish glamour.

Other taxes could surface in the scramble to create a budget over the next few weeks.

And despite China's scramble to create a body of laws compatible with those rules, the interpretation of the laws will be left up to government agencies or local authorities that often have their own interests at stake.

The protracted scramble to create a pan-European market began with the introduction of the euro in January 1999, which opened up vistas of cross-border trading without the risks of currency fluctuations.

A generation of people living on a welfare system took place of those who would go to work and once it took hold, the government tried to scramble to create a reform, but the system was already in place and the lifestyle created.

In a move that triggers the most dramatic shakeup of the California Board of Equalization in its 138-year history, Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Tuesday that strips the scandal-plagued state tax collection agency of most of its powers and duties as officials scramble to create an entirely new department by July 1.

Because the rising share of elderly retirees coincides with the collapse of the Communist system of cradle-to-grave welfare, China must also scramble to create Western-style pension and social security programs on a vast scale.

Those and other trends may lessen some of the social and economic pressures on Chinese society, like the furious scramble to create enough jobs for new workers.

As manufacturers scramble to create offerings that allow users to view e-mail or streak across the Web, Gartner predicts that smartphone sales could grow 9percentt in 2010.