Sentence examples for creates some kind from inspiring English sources

"Community notification creates some kind of outer control on these individuals," he said.

Applied to the snippets Google harvests by the thousands every day, it creates some kind of legal ground to tax it the hard way.

So what needs to develop, I think, is some kind of a fusion of traditional and medical practices that takes the best from both and creates some kind of new paradigm.

(Perhaps watching this stuff back in the mess hall later on creates some kind of catharsis for these guys? Who knows. I guess soldiers have as much right to document their lives online as any nose-picking teenager in front of a webcam in their bedroom).

I'm very happy that this creates some kind of movement.

On one hand it doesn't mean anything, but it [that word] is one tiny slice that can go through the insurmountable amount of info, and when you see them [the words from a song and government document] next to each other it creates some kind of connection.

"It's time we created some kind of ranking".

"You have to create some kind of hole for water to get into it," he said.

Last year, Mr O'Neill spoke favourably about creating some kind of international bankruptcy law.

"We have worked assiduously, first to create some kind of legitimate opposition," she said.

He had a vague idea that he'd create some kind of mass-market object.