Sentence examples for by creating a small from inspiring English sources
And while both men operate by creating a small group of sharply defined characters, Mr. Lilley's observational, almost anthropological, humor couldn't be further from Dame Edna.
Unproductive firms pay low wages.The IMF wants Greece to learn from Peru, which in the 1990s tackled tax evasion by creating a small, well-trained task force.
Moeletsi Mbeki charges that black empowerment "strikes a fatal blow against the emergence of black entrepreneurship by creating a small class of unproductive but wealthy black crony capitalists".
John Lewis kicked off its festive campaign by creating a small forest on London's South Bank and an unbranded trailer on ITV to help publicise its Twitter hashtag #sleepingbear before the launch of its £1m Disney-style ad.
By creating a small subsidiary publishing company for individual artists who signed with the music publisher Hill & Range, the company the brothers founded, the Aberbachs guaranteed artists a share of the profits and a more active roll in developing music.
The museum has attempted to overcome this by creating a small City Gallery alongside London Wall, with a window at road level through which can be viewed the museum's single most distinctive item, the Lord Mayor's gold state coach.
Originally a worker in metal, he taught himself the art of sculpture by studying nature and the Doryphoros ("Spearbearer") of Polyclitus, whose canon of ideal male proportions he modified by creating a smaller head and slimmer body that increased his figures' apparent height.
Microduino Studio wants to make Arduino more accessible by creating a smaller, flexible and cheaper hardware addition to the prototyping platform.
Refine the outline by creating a smaller sphere with irregular lines.
By creating a relatively small employment fund, Congress could prepare to quickly pull the trigger on direct job creation when the next downturn hits.
The various types of operations reduce the amount people can consume at a given time and the amount of digested food they can absorb, by creating a much smaller stomach and bypassing part of the small intestine.
