Sentence examples for creating a paradox from inspiring English sources
Five of the seven are no longer at Guantánamo creating a paradox: you have to lose to win.
The inevitable tension between raising incomes in a relatively poor nation and over-exploiting the natural source of the wealth is creating a paradox in paradise.
However, the UK is also the largest supplier of arms to Saudi Arabia and supports the coalition's intervention, a position described in evidence to the committee as undermining DfID's humanitarian response and creating a paradox of aid and arms.
The time machine gets destroyed so the two Candaces go to the backyard to convince the boys to fix the current time machine in the museum and take them back, creating a paradox and as a result, the Candace from the bleak future(wearing a white lab coat as seen in the picture above) ceases to exist.
Interestingly, while uric acid has been described as major anti-oxidant in human plasma, ECs exposed to uric acid display increased ROS production creating a paradox that has not been resolved (Lippi et al, 2008; Sautin & Johnson, 2008).
Dr. Cruse said that creates a paradox.
For Argentina — and for South America — Mrs. Kirchner's likely victory would create a paradox.
This often creates a paradox in which the partner who strayed must accuse the other of wrongdoing.
The euthanasia advocate said sales of his book were "higher than they have ever been" and that the argument created a "paradox" for the tribunal.
