Sentence examples for creating much of from inspiring English sources

Not that it seems to be creating much of a stir outside the financial pages.

New York has been less successful than Boston at creating much of a buzz for the convention.

Along with the rest of British industry, the pharmaceutical sector was under going massive re-organization and mergers creating much of today's big pharma in the process.

As ministers focus assessments on new claimants, recipients who should have been reassessed under the terms of the benefit are not being seen, creating much of the backlog.

But analysts say that one of the most important variables in demand is the stock market, which is creating much of the wealth that is allowing consumers to spend freely at auto dealers and malls.

But, even if he is one, it appears he is a "secular Muslim" – precisely the type Pamela Geller, the rightwing blogger responsible for creating much of the anti-NYC mosque hysteria, allegedly welcomes with open arms.

Created from the old orangery of an Edwardian walled garden, the Ethicurean (mains from £12) creates much of its menu from what it grows.

Boulle created much of Versailles's furniture.

None of those have created much of a stir, either.

We created much of what gives it value.

On the meter of national recognition, Breckland doesn't create much of a swing.