Sentence examples for creates, as from inspiring English sources
Then again, any system that creates as many winners as this one won't be changed easily.
Behavioral economics creates as much public discussion as countercyclical fiscal policy.
It's been estimated that the Amazon creates as much as 80% of its own rainfall.
Splitting the difference creates as much energy as splitting the atom.
The Thick Of It creates as ugly a picture of politics as can still make you laugh.
India, meanwhile, creates as much havoc as possible in Afghanistan and in Pakistan's restless tribal areas and — all to counter Pakistan.
Over the last three years, we have worked harder and harder to make sure the week is well organized and creates as much value as possible.
Equally anarchic, Julie Rhodes's The Very Noisy House (Frances Lincoln, £11.99) describes a high-rise building whose every occupant creates as much commotion as possible.
Ms. Nelson and others at MTV say they are now programming for a generation that creates as much content as it consumes.
It's possible to arrive at an organizational framing that makes good use of the adrenaline that a threat creates as well as the creativity that an opportunity affords.
Killer Joe is a welcome return to cinematic form for Friedkin and, like much of the director's best work, it's the atmosphere and tension he creates as much as the plot that's so riveting.
