Sentence examples for created far from inspiring English sources

Who knows what other world Tove might have created far from her Baltic sanctuary.

Texas has created far more jobs than any other state, and attracted hordes of newcomers.

First, Ranieri's men created far better chances when they went for the jugular immediately.

Lhasa now has created far more than a public relations problem for Beijing.

"The case against Mr. Zimmerman was created far outside the facts that happened that night," Mr. O'Mara said.

Mr Romney refused to apologise for being successful and retorted that Bain created far more jobs than it destroyed.

For sure, the stimulus money also created far-better-paying union jobs.

The fighting has created far-reaching blood debts in this clan-based society that residents say may take generations to heal.

There is global concern over this issue (half a million people signed up to the Greenpeace DETOX campaign within days of its launch in 2012) and it has created far-reaching impacts within the global textile industry.

That creates far more places for the occasional explosives molecule to find a home.

Academic philosophers like Peter Singer and Cornel West create far greater public interest than John Rawls or Robert Nozick.