Sentence examples for anyway creating from inspiring English sources

And government employees are so accustomed to using cloud services like Dropbox and Gmail in their personal lives that, even if their agencies don't formally permit cloud computing, they use it for work purposes anyway, creating a "shadow I.T".

This is likely to follow Tesco's methodology, whereby customers are sent vouchers for goods that they are likely to buy anyway, creating a win-win situation for both parties.

It did not rain in the Welsh capital but they closed the roof of the Millennium Stadium anyway, creating a strange floodlit twilight on a bright spring day.

Most police departments decide to hang onto those license-plate images anyway, creating yet another set of vast databases of innocent people's location history that's easy to abuse.

Hitching his leadership bid to a promise that he would never merge his party — which had been a dominant force in Canadian politics since 1945 — with its far-right Western-based competitor, he won the leadership and almost immediately did so anyway, creating the current iteration of Canada's Conservative Party.

RJ: The irony of course is that the illusion of being an actor is part of it anyway, of creating the mystery of a part and hiding behind that.

Sterling had been a serious contender to play against Italy anyway after creating a big impression in training, with Hodgson even contemplating using his pace and drive just behind his Liverpool team-mate Daniel Sturridge and pushing Wayne Rooney to the left.

'Pure Comedy,' or the first half of it, anyway, was created in this emotional bubble.

(Forced out, Hands was last seen trying to buy some garden centres) Citi had to write down £2.2bn of debt anyway, but created a situation that was hardly sustainable.

Continuum Partners said that it was not actively working to recruit office tenants but that it must build the office space anyway to create the downtown style the developers prefer.

'You stood up to Hezbollah' — and where are we?" Assad noted late last year that the Bush White House did not "have to trust me, because they are not involved in peace anyway....They created a lot of problems around the world and they exacerbated the situation in every hot spot [and] made the world more vulnerable to terrorism.