Sentence examples for create a new tool from inspiring English sources

There's something terribly apropos about two twins breaking apart the nature of stereoscopic vision to create a new tool for drawing in perfect perspective.

So, the Attica Region Authority, in order to create the most proper environment for prosperity through growth and employment, has chosen to create a new tool: a new regional Development Corporation.

That conversation gave Gallant an idea: He decided to use his years of experience to create a new tool to help kids learn about war, to facilitate parental conversations about the complexities of conflicts, and to get kids to think about how to deescalate rather than perpetuate violence.

The study team utilized existing direct observation tools as the basis on which to create a new tool adapted to the Canadian context.

He emphasized that he was merely creating a new tool for policy makers, not setting a new standard -- yet.

Over twelve months Aimia worked with the charity to develop a data-capture app as part of a project that included the introduction of tablets and creating a new tool for analysing data.

GE has created a new tool to help Americans better understand their driving needs.

C.R.E.A.T. So, the startup created a new tool that lets you take a picture of your cash, and presto, instantly deposit that cash into your account.

Long-time Internet resident and developer Dave Winer has created a new tool he calls "Little Pork Chop" that allows users to compose an entire tweetstorm which will be automatically sent out to all their followers.

Social media startup RebelMouse has created a new tool for publishers — Rebel Discovery, which helps those publishers identify the social media accounts that they should be sharing stories with for maximum impact.

On a more productive level, Twitter has been expanding options it gives users to save Tweets that are less 'social', such as the creation of Bookmarks, which are private to the user creating them — in effect creating a new tool to replicate one of the ways that the like button has been used.