Sentence examples for and creating a significant from inspiring English sources

Rainforests are natural "carbon sinks", absorbing carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and creating a significant line of defence against climate change.

Plans for the area also include opening up the River Sheaf and creating a "significant public garden space or space... containing retained ruins and artefacts from various historical stages".

"[Aradi] is causing and creating a significant nuisance and disturbance for the strata owners," says the petition, which goes on to lament whiffs of stale cigs in the hallway and the dangers of secondhand smoke.

Despite her return, Tessa's death influenced the rest of the series, making it more pessimistic, and creating a significant precedent; Tessa was the first main character of the series to die.

This is where the Kresy-Siberia Foundation playsuchch a vital part in turning around the ships of time and creating a significant sea change in its ongoing mission to shed more light on what has already been dubbed Poland's "forgotten odyssey".

The prevalence of diabetes is increasing worldwide with the trend of patients being young and creating a significant burden on health systems, including reproductive problems, but the effects of diabetes on embryo implantation are still poorly understood.

customers and create a significant and guaranteed new revenue stream for our service".

In the early-to-mid 2000's they stirred a following that created fierce devotees and created a significant impact on the youth culture of the day, both sonically and aesthetically.

"I think what he takes away from the AOL experience is that a company took some bold bets at a point when basically everybody was criticizing them, stuck with those bets through a lot of ups and downs and created a significant new franchise".

Use of SL could reduce lamb loss post-weaning, reduce the need to treat for coccidiosis, and create a significant economic benefit to livestock producers.

Changes in the length of measurement bases (deformations) accompanying mining deformations and changes in ordinates, including the difference in subsidence (inclination), to a large extent determine the utility properties of the structures and create a significant nuisance when using them and even causing them to fail completely.