Sentence examples for created entire from inspiring English sources

Some offices have created entire health care fraud units.

Tolkien created entire languages, mythologies, and histories for Middle-earth long before he wrote the novels set there.

They created entire new industries that in turn created new jobs and new prosperity for our citizens.

Paul Keating created entire institutions anew — like the productivity commission — to ensure that his contentious, intensely political "reform agenda" would be put on a permanent footing.

The foundation's breeding program has created entire generational lines of trees that not only appear to fight off blight, but also have the hardiness and diversity to thrive anywhere in the chestnut's traditional range of Louisiana to Maine.

Forecasting what this next-order-of-magnitude increase will mean is impossible, but it's easy to see what the last one created: entire new product categories — digital music players, cameras and cellphones.

Film studios, for instance, use them for everything from special effects to creating entire films.

But it's about creating entire environments: employment, recreation, environmental conditions".

In some places, he re-creates entire scenes, complete with dialogue, without explicitly identifying his sources.

But he was the first to create entire works by dripping, pouring, speckling, scratching and scattering paint, often house paint.

They could create entire destinations from scratch, usually with the support of local governments, then profit from the outsize buzz.