Sentence examples for create a tide from inspiring English sources

The second lesson that I have learnt in politics is that it is necessary to create a tide of opinion that will embed what you are endeavouring to achieve, carry it forward and ensure it is difficult to undo.

Its critics contend that it has been a dead end for many poor people in need of education and training, a way to cut and divert people from public benefits and create a tide of cheap labor that has swept thousands of paying jobs from city payrolls.

The company has managed in spite of that with newer hits like Tap Paradise Cove and Tap Campus Life that still retain placement among the highest 50 grossing iOS apps in the U.S. Thankfully, iOS's entire footprint has grown enough to create a tide that lifts all boats in terms of revenue, even if it's much harder to keep a top 5 grossing spot.

Forty million unique browsers creates a tide of interest in the States as well as in Britain.

Though the protest cost Rothman and his fellow marchers their liberty, their actions created a tide that could not be stemmed.

The war and ethnic violence it is unleashing has forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes, creating a tide of refugees that aid workers fear could spill across Ivory Coast's borders.

The idea is that by creating a Tide ecosystem, the company "can scale far beyond the size of any single individual provider".

At creating a tide upon which we all rise.

We're beating war drums and creating a tide that we hope will sweep across NFL fandom to force what's-his-name to change the team name.

Mexican-American baker Joe Andy García, 23, recently created a Tide Pod-inspired concha, or pan dulce, that's decorated with an orange and blue swirl to resemble the concentrated laundry detergent packs. .

Whether there are American boots on the ground or not, our approach is creating a tide of discontent that, sooner or later, will turn against us and is generating instability.