Sentence examples for could create a true from inspiring English sources
The economy has been balkanised by local taxes levied at state borders, but cross-party support for a national goods-and-services tax could create a true common market.
Given the laid-back vibe of Jersey Shore nights, and the high quality of reggae talent in the area, the Fowlers figured that by combining with other bands, they could create a true reggae scene -- just a bit north of Jamaica.
I knew that I might need some assistance in drawing out the confident, self-assured me, the guy who could create a true connection with an audience.
"It is probably true that you could create a liberal equivalent of the NRA or Grover Norquist," he said, in reference to the anti-tax disciplinarian.
I do the Weird but True facts from National Geographic Kids or you could create a title page for the start of your folder, if your folder has a plastic sheet you could always slide the cover into that!
If your spouse's love of gaming is not really a true addiction that interferes with family life, consider playing too--playing with your spouse could create a new way to have fun together.
It's true that the court-approved criminalization of a practice accepted by the medical profession could create a "chilling effect," further reducing the already modest ranks of abortion doctors.
One could create a similar graphic that shows that no change in the surrogate endpoint corresponds to either a decrease or increase in the true endpoint, or that an increase in the surrogate endpoint could lead to a decrease in the true endpoint.
That could create a timing issue.
"It could create a lot of problems".
