Sentence examples for create a bubble from inspiring English sources

"I live in a bubble and I'm trying to create a bubble," Fernald told me.

The hot air on the sideline can create a bubble effect.

But he also said, echoing the concerns of developers and analysts, that an expected influx of foreign funds into the city's growing property market could create a bubble.

But long before the schoolteacher's body was discovered on Monday, many people in Celebration had already realized that Disney's social imagineering couldn't create a bubble of immunity.

Other people thought that Mr. Duer was not a good character, but he managed to create a bubble in the market, and it eventually collapsed.

"The second stage of the government's Help to Buy scheme in January 2014 could create a bubble," said Michael Brooker, an agent in Crowborough, East Sussex.

The government's stimulus created a bubble.

A new innovation that spawns a new market typically creates a bubble and over investment.

Because the glass is so hot, the air inside expands and creates a bubble.

And low interest rates are creating a bubble in housing and corporate investment.

And it created a bubble in the stock market, pushing prices up.