Sentence examples for do not create an from inspiring English sources

Most people now understand that lots of cars, vans and lorries in the city centre do not create an attractive atmosphere.

We must ensure we do not create an orchestrated witch-hunt against the nation's smallest businesses that will damage public and private sector growth in the UK".

Jens Weidmann, president of the Bundesbank, the German central bank, has been particularly vocal about the need to make sure that measures to prevent a deeper banking crisis do not create an inflationary backlash.

You could say that its American co-owners, yet again pondering an offer to buy into the club from Arabian royalty — this time a Saudi prince — do not create an air of stability around Liverpool.

The court's action signals to the Legislature and Mr. Pataki that if they do not create an acceptable plan in due time, the court will do it for them.

In 1931 a French diplomat complained that "the activities of the press, and ignorance of a public that insists on being told everything, do not create an atmosphere favourable to prosecution of political designs".

Oppenheimer: "We do not create a shortage for buzz.

"The commission rules do not create a level playing field".

A cluster of "facts" relating to a particular name do not create a person.

Of course these discussions do not create a utopia in themselves.

They usually do not create a long-lasting and potentially irreversible modification (phase 3).