Sentence examples for begin to create some from inspiring English sources
The hope is that gradually the private sector will begin to create some jobs, but that possibility still seems to be years away.
With guidance from international experts on currency and fiscal policy, North Korea could implement reforms that begin to create some order out of the currency chaos in which people now live, making the economic transactions of daily life infinitely easier.
The government appointed a four-person committee to review a series of immigration permit decisions that had resulted in rapid growth of the immigrant business community and begun to create some domestic political tension.
One reason is that court cases began to create some precedent about what is and isn't harassment, and most attorneys agree the case law has evolved in favor of employers.
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South Africa has to some extent begun to create oligarchs in the Russian mould, says UBS.
During the early 20th century, some states began to create police forces, as other states (such as Texas and Massachusetts) had done on a smaller scale before then.
Some individual agents are beginning to create floor plans to distinguish themselves from the competition.
In Britain, some Anglican church leaders began to create street war shrines to the dead.
