Sentence examples for creating at least two from inspiring English sources
Each group is responsible for creating at least two slides comparing the two campaign years with respect to their assigned topic.
By capping the market-share of retail banks in current accounts, business current accounts and small business lending and committing to creating at least two new challenger banks—it seeks to make retail banking more competitive and unblock lending to SMEs.
At the same time, tidal forces would have ripped the giant planet to shreds, creating at least two rocks only a little smaller than Earth.
So he embarked on what he calls the "cauliflower operation," creating at least five dishes solely to woo her.
In addition to "Walking Man I" the artist thought of creating at least one standing woman and a monumental bust.
One dollar, as long as Mr. Stolpestad's still-unchosen tenants meet the Port Authority's economic goals of creating at least one job per 1,000 square feet of building space, paying at least $11 hourly plus benefits, and hiring St . Paulresidents for 70 percent or more of the new jobs created.
Next year's Wolfson Economics Prize is offering £250,000 for the best proposal for a new 21st Century garden city whilst the Policy Exchange think-tank recently urged whichever party won the next election to commit itself to creating at least one new such development.
However, not all workers in a colony have reproductive abilities, creating at least three social groups in the following order of dominance, the queen, fertile workers and sterile workers.
This rearrangement starkly contrasts with classical reactions of similar prochiral substrates in the presence of late-transition-metal catalysts, as it does not lead to the otherwise typical cyclopentene isomers, but converts the 1,6-dienes into [2.2.1]-cycloheptane derivatives, thereby creating at least three stereogenic centers with complete diastereocontrol.
Each student pair should create at least two but no more than four original t-shirts.
Designers are expected to create at least two collections every year to fulfill the latest desires of fickle consumers.
