Sentence examples for circulation to create from inspiring English sources

Damage to the nerves in the foot mean that nicks and cuts go unnoticed, which can combine with poor circulation to create ulcers.

In 1983, Fred Fielding, the White House counsel, asked Roberts to evaluate a proposal then in circulation to create a kind of super appeals court to assist the Supreme Court with its ostensibly pressing workload.

Kraus designed it from scratch, using a separate water line and continuous air circulation to create a perfect humidor doing business as a vending machine.

For its new offerings, Grab has teamed up with Credit Saison, a $3 billion firm that is Japan's biggest lender with some 70 million credit cards in circulation, to create a joint venture called Grab Financial Services Asia.

So she ordered a balloon from the yellow pages and got busy, cutting off its circulation to create jarring juxtapositions of restraint and excess.

It was done to improve crowd circulation and to create a more television-friendly setting.

However, the idea of a stagnant, relatively lifeless ocean beneath the ice has been disputed by Ashkenazy et al. (2013), who calculated that near the continents, coastal upwelling and strong ocean circulation combined to create high melting rates and may have created conditions facilitating photosynthesis.

This report evaluates the efficacy of a new technology, solar powered circulation (SPC), designed to create long-distances circulation of the epilimnion (>200 m) to suppress FHABs.

To align the characteristic oscillations of Nu found in DHT, x is scaled by the droplet circulation length, Lcirc, to create a new nondimensional axial distance, xcirc="xLcirc.

Unfortunately, there are many fads in circulation devoted to creating the "new you".

The surge in newspaper circulation after 1836 tended to create a more "popular" market for serialized novels with strong melodramatic effects, as in Eugène Sue's Mystères de Paris (1842 43; The Mysteries of Paris).