Sentence examples for create a rush from inspiring English sources

"It will create a rush to the patent office, with innovators seeking to file anything and everything.

IN The Claremont Review of Books, Christopher Flannery addresses what he says is the liberals' "increasingly desperate effort to discover or create a Rush Limbaugh of the Left".

If that came as the economy began to strengthen enough that the Federal Reserve decided to let interest rates start to creep up, could that create a rush to buy among those who fear rising prices and mortgage interest rates?

Mr. Panetta's blunt talk may reflect genuine frustration in the Pentagon, said Maleeha Lodhi, a former Pakistani ambassador to Washington, but "it won't exactly create a rush to get things resolved around here".

That she could create a rush to the dance floor, and yet do so while maintaining an air of intimacy and connection with her listeners, is a testament to her great personability and charisma as a performer.

The lack of DRM (at least from the GoG version; the retail version will include DRM because of contractual obligations) won't create a rush to pirate the game.

If you've designed it to drain a large area, a heavy rain could create a rushing torrent of water that will flood your garden with silt and wash plants away.

Exactly a year ago Treviso created a rush for the exit doors, saying they might save themselves the £2.5m bond demanded by the Pro12 and quit the league that gives them meaningful competition against the Welsh and Scots.

The new tax rules have created a rush of business.

Coming up with a world-changing technological innovation that creates a rush of new investment would be pretty helpful, too.

An earlier version of the tax credit created a rush to buy in the fall, when people thought it would expire Nov. 30.