Sentence examples for doing something to create from inspiring English sources
"The president talks about doing something to create jobs — that's the last thing he's doing here".
After all, people doing something to create value, rather than nothing, is the fundamental driver of growth in any economy.
Why is aiding a brutal dictator O.K., while trying to understand why others don't trust us -- and doing something to create that trust -- isn't?
Somebody had to do something to create a market.
"I wanted to do something to create a special space, so Clare's friends would come over here," he said.
If we don't do something to create a border with the Palestinians, we're going to put an end to the Zionist dream".
The new tourism minister, Leticia Navarro, did not respond directly to questions about environmental protection, saying only, "It's clear that we need to do something to create a balance between tourism and ecology".
The concept is to do something, to create an absolutely wonderful stay for a guest.
Until the brand does something to create value and engage with fans, they have no value.
After seeing the elegance of the marketplace model that Uber had set up for ride-hailing and given the penetration of smart and feature phones in Africa, Sandler thought he could do something to create a marketplace for the trucking industry.
He hopes that Francis will do something to create other shelters or better funding for the ones that exist.
