Sentence examples for and so creates from inspiring English sources

Cash challenges that and so creates a series of professional insecurities.

Society needs the idea of a great, national bard, and so creates one in Shakespeare.

That huge gap is what encourages land speculation, and so creates many of the problems Mr Spiers raises about the state of the building industry.

This is Albarn's second summer managing the meadow, and it is improving each year: crucially, yellow rattle is now established, a flower that is parasitic on grass and so creates more space for other flowers.

Rather, its importance lies in bringing us into those moments of agonizing personal choices under impossible conditions, for example when Walter Süskind of the Jewish Council in Amsterdam realizes that he cannot protect Jewish adults, but that "he might save children" and so creates an elaborate system that fools Nazi guards at a day care center, ultimately bringing 385 children to safety.

The first is that this represents a big climbdown for the chancellor - which re-opens the entire question of the best structure for UK banking, and so creates a lot of new uncertainty for British banks.

And his faith: That, being dead, we rise, Dream and so create Translunar Paradise.

One is that the irrational exuberance of recent years may have encouraged overinvestment, and so created excess capacity.

The issue is to get it out, and so create the time and space to start building trust".

As prime minister he devolved power to Scotland, Wales and London, and so created new centres of power beyond Westminster and Whitehall.

Banca Intesa and Sanpaolo IMI, Italy's second- and third-largest banks, confirmed they were to merge and so create one of Europe's biggest financial institutions.