Sentence examples for creation aspects from inspiring English sources

"I would agree with Governor Perry's views on businesses and job creation aspects," said State Senator John M. Sapien, a Democrat from New Mexico, "but I think we run into a divide on immigration issues.

These help acclimate a user without overwhelming them, and should get more on board with the creation aspects of the game.

Though it's focused on a user's own purchases (at least in theory), more people are drawn to services like this not for the content creation aspects, but the consumption – that is, to see what others have shared.

The feature is somewhat reminiscent of the bookmarking service Pinterest with its highly visual focus and board creation aspects, but instead of allowing you to clip, save and organize content from around the web, the clipping feature only works on SlideShare itself.

Other issues such as the stature of sponsors as for example people with criminal records, social injustice in for example how the program impacts ethnic minorities unfairly, the lack of geographic diversity in terms of failing to sufficiently include rural areas of the country and the tendency of exaggerating the economic benefits and job creation aspects of projects are all discussed.

"Another key element is the job creation aspect," he adds.

For example there is no character creation aspect; the protagonist is a set character and the growth and customization mechanics are quite different.

Apart from the revolutionary music creation aspect, this story also has an interesting social media angle.

After also having a chance to speak with the company's co-founder, Robbie Ferguson, we both agreed that it's very rare for users to be considered the actual owners of the in-game items they purchase, because of the "creation" aspect of intellectual property law.

For the demand creation aspect, the program used, for the most part, media campaign to raise awareness of IDD and benefits of iodized salt consumption.

Progressive senators and outside groups had pressed for Ms. Yellen's nomination rather than Mr. Summers's, viewing her as more inclined to regulate big banks and more likely to stress the job-creation aspect of the Fed's dual mandate to fight unemployment and inflation.