Sentence examples for create a battle from inspiring English sources

Hershiser showed himself quite capable last season, but Valentine's loquaciousness might create a battle for airtime.

That would create a battle for the public to watch on television - demonstrations, bands, balloons, lobbying, ballot after ballot after ballot.

"That would sure create a battle between coaches, general managers and team owners and fans if they thought the team was not fielding the most competitive franchise possible but the most profitable one from a sponsor standpoint," said David Carter, the director of the sports business institute at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business.

Investors have to create a battle plan and stick to it.

People can create a battle with multiple videos from different services, and then the community votes on which one they believe is best.

Just as it wouldn't make sense to create a battle game with children's characters, the IP should fit with a game in a way that makes sense.

During World War II, the defense industry was a true strategic partner with the services -- it helped the Army create a battle-decisive Air Force.

But the members are likely to pick potential successors, creating a battle for control of the company with the former chief executive who exposed the scandal.

"They're just creating a battle, and they know some companies will back off because they don't know any better," Playhut's president, Brian Zheng, said.

Though there is talk of creating a Battle of Brooklyn heritage trail, all there are now are some plaques scattered around the borough, the house and a monument to the Marylanders in an obscure corner of Prospect Park.

In the past week, its shutdown has created a battle between security and economics, with angry Virginia lawmakers threatening to push through legislation to force it open if the president did not act first.