Sentence examples for creation greater from inspiring English sources
We need educational improvement, including better kindergarten, but also economic reforms -- more job creation, greater protection of union organizing rights, higher minimum wages and more generous earned income tax credits -- if we want disadvantaged children to have a fighting chance.
However, rather than calling for serious regime change, Omanis have demanded changes to things that directly affect them: job creation, greater state control over spiralling food prices, more power for the Consultative Council and an end to the perceived corruption of some government members.
Rather, they have demanded changes to things that directly affect them: job creation, greater state control over spiralling food prices, more power for the semi-elected majlis al-shura (lower house of parliament), and an end to the perceived corruption of some government members.
Composed of flour, water and pressure via hand or machine, pasta is a genius, border-transcending culinary creation greater than the sum of its parts.
It stands apart with its undulating surfaces and higher degree of relief giving this fluid creation great dimension".
The images give a taste of the savage and satirical tone of his latest album; but, as with all Grant's creations, great beauty comes with the brutality and morbidity.
Samad says the greatest gains since 2001 include the creation of greater political, economic and social spaces, especially for women and young people.
This law has led, not to the creation of greater opportunity for people with disabilities, but instead far less.
Even with the downward revisions in the labor figures, the current level of job creation is greater than would typically be expected from a weak economy.
Cities are good for the planet, he argues, because they are engines of wealth creation, and greater prosperity makes promoting greenery easier.
Globalization allows creating a European area of higher education in order to facilitate joint knowledge creation and greater mobility of students and academic staff.
