Sentence examples for and creating a type from inspiring English sources

Ford has signed on to aid the project by drumming up local investment for the new project and creating a type of showroom for displaying wares created by Average Joes and Janes.

The basal rupture surface of the landslide, in advance-phase glaciolacustrine sediment (LTA3), extended beneath Fox Creek, causing the stream bed to be elevated and creating a Type VI landslide dam (Kim et al. 2010).

I was able to reiterate my commitments to education, increasing the number of people in the middle class, reforming the tax system so that the top 1% will not be controlling our resources, ensuring immigrants' rights, and creating a type of economy where dreams can become a reality.

[T]he provision of lateral access recognizes the potential for conflicts between public and private use and creates a type of access that allows the public to move freely along all the tidelands in an area that can be clearly delineated and distinguished from private use areas...

The first step will be to tie the Upper Castaways bike and hiking trials and create a type of recreational hub with restrooms and parking.

Was it at all possible to make our individualistic society rethink its responsibility and create a type of leadership that understood that long term sustainability cannot be realized as long as individuals are trying to maximize their own benefit in isolation?" Today's exclusive focus on individual success and personal benefit seem to be the main reason for the dilemma we are in.

Priorities of the strategy include keeping migrants from riding the trains (known as La Bestia or the beast) across Mexico, stemming the flow of migrants across its southern border and creating a new type of visa to allow people from Central America to enter the country legally, reducing their vulnerability to extortion.

Applied nationally, we would have more moderate Democrats from districts leaning Republican, and vice versa, creating a type of politician — now nearly extinct — known as a "bridge builder". Many members would share constituents with members of the other major party, creating incentives to work together on legislation affecting the district.

It is thought that bivalve eyes are primarily used to detect predators and elicit a defense response, creating a type of optical "burglar alarm" for the animal (Nilsson 1994).

Bill Bowerman, the track coach at the University of Oregon, messed around with a waffle iron and created a new type of shoe sole.

Tony Soprano's struggles with his relatives, henchmen, psychiatrist and, above all, himself anchored the show and created a new type of anti-hero.