Sentence examples for details created from inspiring English sources

He was a demanding boss who, if not always immersed in details, created and condoned a cutthroat corporate environment that spun out of control.

But one of Mr. Hersey's details created problems on the home front for Mr. Toscani: Major Joppolo's romance with a blond Italian woman.

And "God Is in the Details," created by designers like Tom Dixon, Faye Toogood, and Paul Cocksedge, is an interactive installation that invites visitors to look at the permanent collection through specialized lenses from Swarovski.

The Southeast Asian city-state, eager to avoid the kind of onslaught on tax cheats faced by Switzerland, said it would sign a multilateral treaty on sharing tax details created by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the association of free market democracies.

Evidence of Arafat's Role The Israelis have been unable to tie the shipment directly to Mr. Arafat, but Israeli officials said the involvement of senior Palestinian Authority officials and Mr. Arafat's well-known attention to financial details created a strong circumstantial case for his knowledge.

So it was that Prezi's interactive, zoomable canvas which could show the relationships between a big story and the finer details, created such waves in 2009.

"Details create success" was the creed of a coach who won ten N.C.A.A. men's basketball championships.

"Merkel's call for fuller political, fiscal and budgetary union in the euro zone, though without details, creates problems for Hollande," said Thomas Klau of the European Council on Foreign Relations.

Quietly, ominously, these details create a larger background we may recognize — a deeply unpopular war, a subservient press, a secretive vigilante-like group called the American Protective League, sponsored by the Department of Justice, which monitors the draft and suppresses dissent.

Inclusion of topographic and soils details creates a more comprehensive view of underlying watershed variability that, in turn, we know supports high levels of biodiversity.

The lack of details creates some confusion about just what exactly Bachmann is proposing.