Sentence examples for deliberately create from inspiring English sources

Worse are the managers who deliberately create cul-de-sacs by closing off the back of an aisle with goods.

To address this issue, we construct an ideal model of atomically-thin layers and hence deliberately create element doping on their surface.

It might be ambivalent whether the person who filmed the assault did so out of voyeurism or to deliberately create evidence (as the Ohio teenager argues).

Not withstanding my weary cynical swipes, I don't truly believe Duncan Smith and colleagues have set out to deliberately create a system that manufactures injustice and mistakes.

But it's agonising to watch Oliver deliberately create such an awkward moment – and thus reassuring, somehow, to learn that he finds the process pretty agonising himself.

Use small "hacks," such as games, PowerPoint karaoke, desk and role swaps, or Live Action Role Playing (LARPs), to deliberately create discomfort zones.

Ms. Hayes said she had deliberately created shapes that were integral to the lobby's architecture.

Russia was dealing with a crisis that it had deliberately created.

Japan was "deliberately creating a tense atmosphere and misleading international opinion," the Defense Ministry said.

Lord Howe was deliberately creating the conditions for a formal challenge to Lady Thatcher's leadership.

In other circumstances, languages have been deliberately created to facilitate communication with outsiders.